| 释义 |
dally
['dæl.i] old-fashioned
verb intransitive
■to waste time or do something slowly 蹉跎，浪费光阴；磨洋工，做事磨蹭
⇒ See also dillydally
['dæl.i] old-fashioned
verb intransitive
Phrasal Verbs dally with sb (also dally with sb's affections)
■to be romantically or sexually involved with someone, usually for a short time, without really loving them 玩弄（某人）的感情，欺骗（某人）的感情；与…调情•It's cruel the way she just dallies with his affections.她那样玩弄他的感情真是太残忍了。
['dæl.i] old-fashioned
verb intransitive
Phrasal Verbs dally with sth
■to consider or imagine an idea, subject or plan, but not in a serious way 随便想想，不认真地考虑（想法、主题或计划）•He had occasionally dallied with the idea of starting his own business, but he had never actually done anything about it.他偶尔也曾幻想过自己开设一间公司，但却从未真正付诸行动。 |