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Meanings of
flirt with
in anglès
Take into consideration, have in view.
entertain
think of
toy with
think about
Sinònims
Examples for "
entertain
"
entertain
think of
toy with
think about
Examples for "
entertain
"
1
Soon we shall be able to
entertain
our friends in proper fashion.
2
But it won't prevent me from coming to
entertain
,
said 50 Cent.
3
The prospects of success: Explain why the courts should
entertain
another appeal.
4
It is not clear whether Pfizer would
entertain
such a deal structure.
5
But a natural instinct to
entertain
led him in a different direction.
1
Now, if only he could
think
of
the right question to ask.
2
Jack could only
think
of
one possible answer: they were under attack.
3
We have to
think
of
the wider needs and health of society.
4
Often I will
think
of
something completely different to help me wait.
5
But
think
of
the course of the future as, oh, flowing water.
1
But that doesn't give people the right to
toy
with
his career.
2
Carl Icahn is just the latest financier to
toy
with
Hertz Global.
3
That familiar pout returned as she continued to
toy
with
his wings.
4
The bird might have been a child's
toy
with
its gimpy motion.
5
Her hand lifted to
toy
with
the front clasp of her bra.
1
Perhaps, however, we need to
think
about
the critical criteria we use.
2
He had time to
think
about
the situation; perhaps too much time.
3
Conclusion: You need to give students time to
think
about
a question.
4
This happened about a year ago, but I
think
about
it often.
5
I will need some time to
think
about
what was said today.
Usage of
flirt with
in anglès
1
Villa, however, continue to
flirt
with
the beginnings of a relegation problem.
2
Comes in here every few days, just to
flirt
with
the girls.
3
If Mansfield thought to
flirt
with
his wife, he could think again.
4
But in this street there are no fair neighbors to
flirt
with
.
5
And if a man strays in
flirt
with
him-ifyou know how.
6
I want him to brazenly
flirt
with
me by the Survivor campfire.
7
It is not safe to
flirt
with
her even at this distance.
8
You don't run off with Jude; you
flirt
with
him a little.
9
From sunset to sunrise birds feast and
flirt
with
but brief interludes.
10
To watch her
flirt
with
other guests was too much for him.
11
And while you wait, promise not to
flirt
with
Wright and Waters.
12
And I want her to
flirt
with
me, maybe just a little.
13
Now he knew that he would never want to
flirt
with
her.
14
This gave Mimy much more time to
flirt
with
Tom the coachman.
15
I'm no squirt, but most men of my acquaintance
flirt
with
six-foot-something.
16
It's not as if poor Lawrence had tried to
flirt
with
her.
Other examples for "flirt with"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
flirt
with
flirt
Verb
Preposition
Flirt with
through the time
Flirt with
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South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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