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1 to loiter with intent to commit a felony
merodear con intención de delinquirEnglish-spanish dictionary > to loiter with intent to commit a felony
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2 loiter
'loitə(to proceed, work etc slowly or to stand doing nothing in particular: They were loitering outside the ship.) rezagarse, entretenerse, perder el tiempotr['lɔɪtəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (be slow) entretenerse; (waste time) perder el tiempo2 (loaf about) holgazanear; (suspiciously) merodear■ 'No loitering' "No merodear", "Prohibido merodear"3 (lag behind) rezagarse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto loiter with intent to commit a felony merodear con intención de delinquirloiter ['lɔɪt̬ər] vi: vagar, perder el tiempov.• holgazanear v.• mangonear v.• perder el tiempo v.• rezagarse v.• vagar v.• vaguear v.'lɔɪtər, 'lɔɪtə(r)intransitive verb perder* el tiempo, holgazanear['lɔɪtǝ(r)]VI (=idle) perder el tiempo; (=lag behind) rezagarse; (=dally) entretenersedon't loiter on the way! — ¡no te entretengas!
to loiter (with intent) — (Jur) merodear con fines sospechosos or delictivos
* * *['lɔɪtər, 'lɔɪtə(r)]intransitive verb perder* el tiempo, holgazanear
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