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1 linger
'liŋɡə1) (to remain, last or continue for a long time or after the expected time: The smell of the bad fish lingered for days.) holde seg, trekke ut2) (to proceed slowly or delay: We lingered in the hall, looking at the pictures.) dvele, nølenøleverb \/ˈlɪŋɡə\/1) drøye, bli igjen2) trekke ut, somle3) slentre, drive4) nøle, dveleit lingers on ( om lukt e.l.) det sitter ilinger about drive omkring, slentre rundtlinger away sløse bort, forspille, kaste bortlinger on leve videre (på tross av sykdom), holde seg i liveleve fremdeles, fortsette, forblidrøye med, somle medlinger out forhale, dra ut tidenlinger over ( overført) somle med, drøye med -
2 (to) linger
(to) linger /ˈlɪŋgə(r)/A v. i.1 attardarsi; esitare; indugiare; fermarsi; soffermarsi: He lingered before the fire, si soffermò davanti al fuoco; I lingered around for a while, mi sono attardato ancora un poco2 ( anche linger on) (fig.) essere lento a scomparire; perdurare; permanere; resistere: Old customs still linger (on) in the country, le vecchie costumanze resistono ancora in campagna; The memory of her late husband lingered on, il ricordo del suo defunto marito fu lento a scomparireB v. t.● to linger away one's time, perdere tempo (in indugi) □ to linger behind, restare indietro □ to linger homewards, avviarsi pian piano verso casa □ to linger over a subject, dilungarsi su un argomento □ to linger over one's work, procedere a rilento nel proprio lavoro. -
3 (to) linger
(to) linger /ˈlɪŋgə(r)/A v. i.1 attardarsi; esitare; indugiare; fermarsi; soffermarsi: He lingered before the fire, si soffermò davanti al fuoco; I lingered around for a while, mi sono attardato ancora un poco2 ( anche linger on) (fig.) essere lento a scomparire; perdurare; permanere; resistere: Old customs still linger (on) in the country, le vecchie costumanze resistono ancora in campagna; The memory of her late husband lingered on, il ricordo del suo defunto marito fu lento a scomparireB v. t.● to linger away one's time, perdere tempo (in indugi) □ to linger behind, restare indietro □ to linger homewards, avviarsi pian piano verso casa □ to linger over a subject, dilungarsi su un argomento □ to linger over one's work, procedere a rilento nel proprio lavoro. -
4 linger
V1. ठहरा रहनाHe lingered there for a while.2. धीमे से करनाPlease, don't linger on with the work any more.3. घसिटते रहनाIn spite of having gone weak he is lingering on.
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