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81late-stage — UK US adjective [before noun] ► used to describe a time near the end of an organization s or product s development: »The company has 157 drugs in development, including eight in late stage development. »The firm is looking for younger, riskier… …
82Late-Night-Show — [leitnaitʃou] die; , s <aus gleichbed. engl. late night show zu late night »spät in der Nacht (stattfindend)« u. show, vgl. ↑Show> Veranstaltung, Unterhaltungssendung, die am späten Abend beginnt bzw. stattfindet …
83late-night — late ,night adjective * happening late at night: a late night movie …
84late in the day (or N. Amer. game) — at a late stage in proceedings. → late …
85late adopter — UK [ˌleɪt əˈdɒptə(r)] US [ˌleɪt əˈdɑptər] noun [countable] [singular late adopter plural late adopters] business someone who is slow to start using or buying a new produ …
86late checkout — UK US noun [countable] [singular late checkout plural late checkouts] tourism a hotel guest who leaves a hotel at a later time than when guests usually have to leave Thesaurus: staying in a hotel or guest house …
87late developer — UK US noun [countable] [singular late developer plural late developers] someone who develops physically or mentally at a later age than other people Thesaurus: describing levels of development or maturityhyponym …
88late in the game — (or day) at a late stage in proceedings, esp. too late to be useful …
89Late Junction — is a music programme on the BBC Radio 3 station. It is presented by Fiona Talkington, Verity Sharp, and occasionally Shaheera Asante, Mark Russell, Robert Sandall or Max Reinhardt. Its eclectic selection of music caters to many tastes. It is not… …
90Late Settings — is a 1985 collection of poetry by James Merrill (1926 1995). His first book since The Changing Light at Sandover in 1982, Late Settings marked a return to the style, subject matter, and form that had characterized Merrill s poetry from 1951 to… …
