dalliance
英['dæliəns]
美['dæliəns]
GRE
n. (名词)
- 调戏
- 调情
- 嬉戏
- 闲混
- 戏弄
- 调笑
- 浪费时间
- 混日子
Noun:
-
the deliberate act of delaying and playing instead of working
-
playful behavior intended to arouse sexual interest
- 1. It turned out to be his last dalliance with the education system.
- 这一次竟成了他对教育体制最后的嘲弄。
来自《权威词典》
- 2. In February 1967, she began a dalliance with Robin Douglas - Home, 35, a talented and troubled pianist and the nephew of a former prime minister.
- 1967年2月, 玛格丽特与一位前首相的侄子、才华横溢但天性伤感的钢琴家35岁的罗宾·道格拉斯-霍姆开始了一段情缘.
来自《简明英汉词典》
- 3. Slight dalliance with her makes the very diminutive seem as big as life.
- 与她稍作嬉戏就会使无足轻重的小事变得性命攸关.
来自辞典例句
- 4. A deal between the pair would perhaps be more of a dalliance, conditional and undeclared.
- 在一次浪漫邂逅的表面下,双方可能还达成了条件更多且未公开的交易.
来自互联网
用作名词 (n.)
- It turned out to be his last dalliance with the education system.
这一次竟成了他对教育体制最后的嘲弄。
- Easy and pleasant as their life at Paris was, it was after all only an idle dalliance and amiable trifling.
他们在巴黎生活得又舒服又有趣，可是终久不过在偷安嬉耍，不是个久远之计。
