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dallying
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/ˈdæliɪŋ/
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/ˈdæliɪŋ/
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dallying
noun
dallyings
pl
праздность
The dallying of the students during the lecture was noticeable.
Праздность студентов во время лекции была заметна.
безделье
His dallying at work led to a decrease in productivity.
Его безделье на работе привело к снижению производительности.
Synonyms
lingering
procrastination
loitering
wasting time
delay
dallying
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈdæl.i.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈdæl.i.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe someone or something that delays or wastes time.
Synonyms
trifling
idling
hesitating
procrastinating
tarrying
loitering
lingering
dawdling
amorous
flirtatious
stalling
lollygagging
dally
verb
dallying
Gerund
dallied
Past Simple
dallied
Past Participle
dallying
Gerund
UK
/ˈdæli/
US
/ˈdæli/
флиртовать
He would often dally with the idea of moving to a new city.
Он часто флиртовал с идеей переезда в новый город.
медлить
She tends to dally when getting ready for work.
Она склонна медлить, когда собирается на работу.
Synonyms
loiter
linger
delay
tarry
waste time
dawdle
dally
gerund / present participle
dallying
The -ing form "dallying" is used adjectivally (e.g., "his dallying habits").
Synonyms
ambling
dawdling
lingering
tarrying
loitering
procrastinating
flirting
dilatory
lagging
Definitions
dallying
noun
The act of wasting time or being slow in doing something.
His dallying in the morning often made him late for work.
A casual romantic or sexual relationship.
Their dallying was well-known among their friends, but neither seemed interested in anything serious.
dallying
gerund / present participle
Inclined to delay, loiter, or waste time; slow or procrastinating.
The dallying students kept the bus waiting.
dally
verb
To waste time or act slowly.
He tends to dally in the mornings, making him late for work.
To engage in flirtatious behavior.
She would often dally with her coworkers, enjoying the attention.
To deal lightly or carelessly with something.
You shouldn't dally with important decisions; they require careful thought.
dally
gerund / present participle
Inclined to waste time; slow or marked by trifling delay.
The team lost patience with his dallying attitude.
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