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Significados de dawdle en inglés

catalán
trigar

Take one's time; proceed slowly.

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trigar

Hang (back) or fall (behind) in movement, progress, development, etc.

Waste time.

Uso de dawdle en inglés
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I go into a few more shops: I dawdle over some china.
Nancy: A Novel
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It wasn't a quick process, but I tried not to dawdle, either.
Proven guilty
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The last customers dawdle out with a grunt intended for a salutation.
Tomaso's Fortune and Other Stories
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Five minutes ago he seemed willing enough to dawdle on till midnight.
Nancy: A Novel
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It is after four, but we'll have time if we don't dawdle.
Betty Gordon in Washington; Or, Strange Adventures in a Great Ci...
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Then she had had time, at least, to dream and to dawdle!
The Miller Of Old Church
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Third hour of the afternoon, which means I've no more time to dawdle.
The lies of locke lamora
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Think positive and climb quickly through difficult sections-you'llget pumped if you dawdle.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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If we wish to reach Muira's before midnight, there's no time to dawdle.
The devil wears plaid
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But then the Germans work, while the Dutch dawdle and the English drink.
Letters from the Cape
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Carefully, I dawdle behind, so that my companion cannot overhear their whispered speech.
The Lady of the Rivers
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Some dawdle, some bustle, a few loudly greet friends and frenemies.
The Irish Times
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Most of 'em dawdle so at the few things they try to do.
A Garland for Girls
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You all know when you learn with a will, and when you dawdle.
The Ethics of the Dust
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It is not a dawdle or a mosey or a wander.
The Irish Times
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Could I dawdle here a moment longer if I did?
The Angel Stone
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Translations for dawdle
Dawdle a través del tiempo
Dawdle por variante geográfica
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