straggler

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++strag·gler /ˈstræɡlə $ -ər/ noun [countable]  LASTa person or animal that is behind the others in a group, because they are moving more slowly 掉队的人，落伍者 Wait for the stragglers to catch up. 等那些掉队的人赶上来。

Examples from the Corpus

straggler• Ramsay delayed the return for as long as he dared, to allow stragglers to come up.• When a rare disagreement arose, he tried to coax stragglers along or simply found a more acceptable phrasing.• Ahead of him, the tail-end stragglers of the daily rush hour traffic scurried across Westminster Bridge.• A few stragglers got lost in the fog.• The last stragglers were expected near midnight.• The roads and forests were full of stragglers.• John had come to the tow path as the stragglers of the crowd were passing.• Kalchu followed behind, raising his arms and whistling at the stragglers.• After three and a half hours, the stragglers were still coming through.

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straggler
strag‧gler /ˈstræɡlə $ -ər/ noun [countable]
a person or animal that is behind the others in a group, because they are moving more slowly:
    Wait for the stragglers to catch up.

strag·glerBrE /ˈstræɡlə(r)/ 🔊NAmE /ˈstræɡlər/ 🔊 noun [usually plural] a person or an animal that is among the last or the slowest in a group to do sth, for example, to finish a race or leave a place 落伍者；掉队者；落在最后的人（或动物）