Traduções para „dawdle“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

dawdle [ˈdɑːdl, Brit ˈdɔː-] VERBO intr

dawdle (time)

perder tempo

dawdle (movement)

flanar

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The chameleon was slow and dawdled, taking time to eat and sleep.

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But deals of this magnitude and regulatory reach always dawdle to the finish line and only arrive there having passed through unexpected and time-sapping complication.

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His last name is pronounced like the word dawdle, punning on the ironic connection of the two words.

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We dawdled over coffee at the trestle table in our verandah.

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A token that slowly moves up the peril track at the top of the sheet discourages dawdling.

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Give him credit for not dawdling in making a necessary switch back to something more conventional.

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A meal there takes 30 minutes if you dawdle, which is frowned upon.

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The energy was palpable and there was no dawdling bewteen drills.

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Even though it runs at less than 80 minutes, the film seems to dawdle.

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She sort of half turns, but then turns back, dawdles around, balancing on her feet and then finally walks away.

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