n.迟到者，来迟者

原形：latecomer复数：latecomers

Jane was a latecomer to the meeting, slipping into the conference room after everyone else had already taken their seats.
简是会议的迟到者，在其他人已经坐好后悄悄溜进了会议室。
The new social media platform struggled to gain users as it was a latecomer to an already saturated market.
作为进入已饱和市场的后来者，这个新的社交媒体平台在吸引用户方面举步维艰。
Despite being a latecomer in the smartphone industry, the company quickly gained a reputation for its innovative designs.
尽管是智能手机行业的后起之秀，这家公司凭借其创新设计迅速赢得了声誉。
The latecomer policy at our school states that students who arrive after the bell must report to the office first.
我们学校对迟到学生的规定是，铃响后到达的学生必须先到办公室报到。
As a latecomer to the sport, Sarah had to work twice as hard to catch up with her teammates' skills.
萨拉作为这项运动的后来者，不得不加倍努力以赶上队友们的技能水平。
The latecomer advantage allowed the startup to analyze competitors' mistakes and offer a more refined product.
后发优势使这家初创公司能够分析竞争对手的错误，并提供一个更精致的产品。
It's not uncommon for latecomers to find all the good seats taken at the movie theater.
在电影院，迟到的人发现所有好座位都被占了是很常见的事。
The professor's strict no-latecomer rule meant that the door was locked once the lecture began, leaving several students stranded outside.
教授严格的不准迟到规定意味着讲座一开始门就会被锁上，结果有几个学生被关在了外面。
The concert hall's policy was to allow latecomers to be seated only during intermissions to minimize disruptions.
音乐厅的规定是在幕间休息时才允许迟到者入座，以尽量减少干扰。
Being a latecomer to the project, he had to spend extra time reviewing documents to get up to speed with the team.
由于是项目后期加入的成员，他不得不花额外的时间查阅文件，以便能跟上团队的步伐。