Translations for „dawdle“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

dawdle [ˈdɔ:dl, Am ˈdɑ:-] VB intr

dawdle

безде́льничать

dawdle

сли́шком ме́дленно де́лать что-ли́бо

dawdle

затя́гивать что-ли́бо

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English

Exhibiting what under the circumstances might be called a burst of speed, his elephant dawdles after it.

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

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

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That would be reason enough to dawdle, but there's another half to the double-whammy.

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It gave me a place to daydream and dawdle.

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It sometimes dawdles as it circles the spectacle of a marriage in flux.

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Each programme, just 15 minutes long, focuses on just one thing, quite patiently, without dawdling.

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For the child who's prone to dawdling, she suggests putting on some fast music.

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And maybe she's dawdling for school because there's something going on there that concerns her.

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Probably they have dawdled in their first run!

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