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They certainly have similar meanings, but they are not interchangeable in many cases.
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If something will be pushed back in time by a few hours, it's delayed. For example, weather can delay the departure of a plane.
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" B1 E0 U' e4 T* Q9 W4 R5 u2 k2 IWhen something is pushed back to a specific date, days or even weeks later, it's postponed. A business meeting might be postponed because one of the key people got called out of town.$ @( f) j; q) }* y h8 t( W
( e+ u+ [2 L9 h: c) ~& W' P( u: QOn the other hand, something like a product that is supposed to be released can be "delayed" (not postponed) for months. |
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