dawdle
वेळ व्यर्थ घालवणे
definition
verb
I couldn't dawdle over my coffee any longer
waste time; be slow.
translation of 'dawdle'
रमतगमत काम करणे,
वेळ व्यर्थ घालवणे
example
One thing that made her furious was that she could never afford to 'dawdle' or look uncertain when she was in public.
I couldn't 'dawdle' over my coffee any longer
It was quite funny coming back - Clare, Sandra and I decided to 'dawdle' back to the History Room, so went along the Middle Corridor, and stood there waving to people on the Art Room balcony.
Don't 'dawdle' - questions must reach us by next Wednesday.
There's not much to do here but fish, dive, watch the sun sizzle down into the Indian Ocean and to 'dawdle' your bicycle along the island's one path.
You may not be a hard pusher for one of your shortcomings may be that you 'dawdle' a bit.
For a couple of the hottest nights we slept up on deck, too, watching the satellites 'dawdle' across the Milky Way
For a Saturday the store was very busy, as customers 'dawdled' up and down the newly stocked aisles.
Denny took my hand and tugged me toward the Saturn as I 'dawdled' a bit.
Those who 'dawdled' with their doubts were diverting attention from important government work.
After a 2 minute shuffle of 'dawdlers' assembling themselves, Ms. Fellcart flicked on the over-head projector and began jotting down the groups.
We 'dawdled' in the general direction of the city and then sat around in Bow looking down at the cars zizzing past at high speed.
I slowed my pace and 'dawdled' along the edge of the river.
American hard rockers Amen have been quiet in the UK but have signed a major deal in the States and the shambolic Alfie are still 'dawdling' along albeit somewhat aimlessly.
Led by a fully qualified fitness instructor, there's no time for 'dawdling' around the centre and doing a little window shopping.
We could have 'dawdled' around Kettlewell's charming nooks and crannies but had a hill to climb, no less a lump than Great Whernside.
The Greek international 'dawdled' and as he did so his captain stepped out of midfield and waved his arms madly at him.
Dalliers, 'dawdlers' and daydreamers learn to camouflage their lack of achievement in torrents of words.
No one 'dawdles' or idles there, yet they just manage to cope with the job.
They 'dawdled' and were successful in wasting the whole period in taking a single picture each.
For early morning 'dawdlers' , make sure that there is an established routine and that each child knows what is expected of him.
As he scrubbed shampoo quickly through his hair (he wasn't a 'dawdler' showering type), he stared moodily out the small window out at the ocean.
So slowly Ella 'dawdled' outside where she found Maddie sitting on the bench of a picnic table staring at a group of boys who were playing a game of touch football in the school yard.
It was getting colder, the night drew in too quickly for his liking, and it was already dark as he left school and the thoughts that played on his mind slowed his walk and so he 'dawdled' .
Rail chiefs say the whistle is so loud it makes passengers hurry onto trains rather than 'dawdling' along the platform - and makes trains stick to timetables.
He 'dawdled' on the ball at the corner flag and, when he should have been launching an attack, allowed Barry Nicholson to rob him.
We were 'dawdling' in the car park, when suddenly our bus came barelling round the corner.
Not a lot of time for 'dawdling' around in cafés and coffee bars today.
When the school run was necessitated, it was because I had 'dawdled' over breakfast.
Are you 'dawdling' , putting off doing the things that would help you move closer to the end result?
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