dallied

v.

随随便便地对待( dally的过去式和过去分词 )；不很认真地考虑；浪费时间；调情

dally with漫不经心地对待；调戏

1. Come on and don't dally.
   好了，别浪费时间了。
2. She dallies over her work and rarely finishes it.
   她工作吊儿郎当，很少能把工作做完。
3. She merely dallied with his affections.
   她只是戏弄他。
4. They dallied with the proposal for days, but finally refused it.
   他们把提案拖延了好些天，最后还是拒绝了。

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The Spanish island where Columbus dallied before sailing for America
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