D - dalliance 中文 - EN166

dalliance n.1.調戲；調情，調笑；嬉戲。2.浪費時間，混日子。

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Clare hardily kept his arm round her waist in sight of these watermen , with the air of a man who was accustomed to public dalliance , though actually as shy as she who , with lips parted and eyes askance on the labourers , wore the look of a wary animal the while 在這些工人面前，克萊爾仍然大膽地用胳膊摟著苔絲的腰，臉上是一種慣于公開調情的神氣，盡管實際上他也像苔絲一樣羞怯，而苔絲張著嘴，斜眼看著那些干活的工人們，臉上的神色看上去就像是一只膽小的動物。
He counted himself an expert , he later explained , having enjoyed “ amorous dalliances with most of the girls in my age group within cycling distance ” 他后來解釋道，他把自己當作一位專家， “與周邊我的年齡群的大多數姑娘們經歷戀愛與調情后” ，我樂不思蜀。
If america is relatively unperturbed by the russian - chinese dalliance , that may be because it sees it as fragile 假使美國能夠相對泰然自若地看待俄中親密關系，那可能是因為美國認為這種關系是脆弱的。
Never so much as a dalliance 我連和女人調情這碼事兒都沒做過
Any lesbian dalliances or bodies in the pool , okay 任何女同性戀或者游泳池里的尸體，好嗎？
Easy and pleasant as their life at paris was, it was after all only an idle dalliance and amiable trifling . 他們在巴黎生活得又舒服又有趣，可是終究不過在偷安嬉耍，不是個久遠之計。
Slight dalliance with her makes the very diminutive seem as big as life . 與她稍作嬉戲就會使無足輕重的小事變得性命攸關。