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['dɔːdl]1) (waste time) perdere tempo2) (amble along) bighellonare, ciondolare* * *['do:dl](to waste time especially by moving slowly: Hurry up, and don't dawdle!) gingillarsi- dawdler- dawdling* * *['dɔːdl]1) (waste time) perdere tempo2) (amble along) bighellonare, ciondolare -
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dawdle vi1 ( waste time) traîner, traînasser ○ ; he dawdled over breakfast/his homework il a traîné en prenant son petit déjeuner/en faisant ses devoirs ;2 ( amble along) flâner ; he dawdled along the road/around the streets il a flâné sur la route/dans les rues ; she dawdled back to the house/up the hill elle est rentrée à la maison/a remonté la colline en flânant. -
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'do:dl(to waste time especially by moving slowly: Hurry up, and don't dawdle!) demorar, moverse muy despacio- dawdler- dawdling
tr['dɔːdəl]1 (walk slowly) andar despacio; (waste time) perder el tiempo, entretenerse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto dawdle over something eternizarse haciendo algo1) dally: demorarse, entretenerse, perder tiempo2) loiter: vagar, holgazanear, haraganearv.• bobear v.• perder el tiempo v.'dɔːdḷintransitive verb entretenerse*['dɔːdl]to dawdle over something: she dawdled over her meal — comió con gran parsimonia
1.VI (in walking) andar muy despacio; (over food, work) entretenerse, demorarse2.VT* * *['dɔːdḷ]intransitive verb entretenerse*to dawdle over something: she dawdled over her meal — comió con gran parsimonia
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Общая лексика: лениво или медленно проходить или проезжать по местности, шататься по окрестностям (We dawdled through the coutryside.) -
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(to) dawdle /ˈdɔ:dl/A v. i.ciondolare; bighellonare: Stop dawdling!, smettila di ciondolare!; They dawdled along looking at the shops, hanno bighellonato in giro guardando i negoziB v. t.● to dawdle over one's food, trastullarsi con il cibo. -
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(to) dawdle /ˈdɔ:dl/A v. i.ciondolare; bighellonare: Stop dawdling!, smettila di ciondolare!; They dawdled along looking at the shops, hanno bighellonato in giro guardando i negoziB v. t.● to dawdle over one's food, trastullarsi con il cibo. -
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v.1 demorarse, tomarse mucho tiempo, tomarse más tiempo de lo debido.2 haraganear, holgazanear, perder el tiempo.vi.perder el tiempo. (pt & pp dawdled) -
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a задержанный; замедленныйСинонимический ряд:1. postponed (adj.) backward; behind; deferred; held up; late; postponed; put off; slow; slowed; tardy2. bogged down (verb) bogged down; decelerated; detained; hang up; hold up; hung up; mired; retarded; set back; slackened; slowed; slowed down; slowed up3. dallied (verb) dallied; dawdled; dillydallied; dragged; lagged; lingered; loitered; mulled; poked; procrastinated; put off; tarried; trailed4. deferred (verb) adjourned; deferred; held off; held over; held up; hold off; intermitted; laid over; lay over; postponed; prorogued; put over; remitted; shelved; stayed; stood over; suspended; tabled; waived -
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запаздывающий; отсталыйСинонимический ряд:delayed (verb) dallied; dawdled; delayed; dillydallied; dragged; lingered; loitered; mulled; poked; procrastinated; put off; tarried; trailed -
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Синонимический ряд:1. delayed (verb) dallied; dawdled; delayed; dillydallied; dragged; lagged; loitered; mulled; poked; procrastinated; put off; trailed2. remained (verb) abided; abode or abided; bided; bode or bided/bided; paused; remained; stayed; stuck around; tarried; waited3. sauntered (verb) ambled; drifted; moped; moseyed; sauntered; strolled -
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Синонимический ряд:1. confused (verb) addled; balled up; befuddled; bewildered; confused; distracted; dizzied; flustered; fuddled; mixed up; muddled; threw off/thrown off; threw out/thrown out2. deadened (verb) benumbed; blunted; deadened; desensitized; dulled; numbed3. delayed (verb) dallied; dawdled; delayed; dillydallied; dragged; lagged; lingered; loitered; poked; procrastinated; put off; tarried; trailed4. reflected (verb) cerebrated; chew over; cogitated; contemplated; deliberated; meditated; mused; pondered; reflected; revolved; ruminated; think over; think through; turn over; weighed -
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протыкать; проколотыйСинонимический ряд:1. bulged (verb) beetled; bulged; jutted; overhung; pouched; pouted; projected; protruded; stood out; stuck out2. delayed (verb) dallied; dawdled; delayed; dillydallied; dragged; lagged; lingered; loitered; mulled; procrastinated; put off; tarried; trailed3. dug (verb) dug; jabbed; jogged; nudged; prodded; punched4. pushed (verb) pushed; shoved; thrust5. snooped (verb) moused; nosed; pried; snooped -
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1. phr v откладывать, отсрочиватьput by — откладывать; припрятывать
2. phr v отделаться; отменить3. phr v мешать; отвлекатьthese interruptions put me off — то, что меня прерывают, мне мешает
to put a crimp in a scheme — помешать, расстроить план
4. phr v вызывать отвращениеthe mere smell of that cheese puts me off — уже один только запах этого сыра вызывает у меня отвращение
5. phr v отбрасывать6. phr v отправляться7. phr v мор. отчаливать8. phr v мор. спускать шлюпку9. phr v редк. подсовывать, всучивать, сбыватьСинонимический ряд:1. defer (verb) adjourn; defer; hold off; hold over; hold up; intermit; lay over; prorogue; put over; remit; shelve; stand over; stay; suspend; waive2. deferred (verb) adjourned; deferred; held off; held over; held up; intermitted; laid over; postponed; prorogued; remitted; shelved; stayed; stood over; suspended; waived3. delay (verb) dally; dawdle; delay; dilly; dillydally; drag; lag; linger; loiter; mull; poke; postpone; procrastinate; retard; table; tarry; trail4. delayed (verb) dallied; dawdled; delayed; dillydallied; dragged; lagged; lingered; loitered; mulled; poked; procrastinated; tarried; trailed5. remove (verb) doff; douse; remove; take off6. removed (verb) doffed; doused; removed; took off/taken off
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