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1 straggle
['strægl]to straggle along — sparpagliarsi lungo [road, beach]
2) (dawdle) attardarsi, essere indietro, bighellonare* * *['stræɡl]1) (to grow or spread untidily: His beard straggled over his chest.) (crescere in modo disordinato)2) (to walk too slowly to remain with a body of eg marching soldiers, walkers etc.) errare, girovagare•- straggly
- straggliness* * *['strægl]to straggle along — sparpagliarsi lungo [road, beach]
2) (dawdle) attardarsi, essere indietro, bighellonare -
2 (to) straggle
(to) straggle /ˈstrægl/v. i.1 disperdersi; sbandarsi; sparpagliarsi: Then the onlookers straggled off, poi gli astanti si dispersero3 errare; girovagare; vagabondare; muoversi in ordine sparso; andare alla spicciolata: The crowd straggled along [in, away], la folla avanzava [arrivava, se ne andava] alla spicciolata● to straggle over the fields, buttarsi (o tagliare) per i campi. -
3 (to) straggle
(to) straggle /ˈstrægl/v. i.1 disperdersi; sbandarsi; sparpagliarsi: Then the onlookers straggled off, poi gli astanti si dispersero3 errare; girovagare; vagabondare; muoversi in ordine sparso; andare alla spicciolata: The crowd straggled along [in, away], la folla avanzava [arrivava, se ne andava] alla spicciolata● to straggle over the fields, buttarsi (o tagliare) per i campi.
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