dalliance是什么意思

音标:英 [ˈdælɪəns]美 [ˈdælɪəns]

调戏, 调情

the deliberate act of delaying and playing instead of working

dalliance的用法和例句：

1. He said it was just a dalliance that she'd forgotten.

父亲说那不过是一时迷情 她早晚会忘记的

2. If I were to damage that by a meaningless dalliance, it would be like killing myself.

如果我为无意义的调情毁了这一切 就像是杀了我自己

3. Yeah, she did mention having dalliances outside of the marriage.

对了 她的确提到了 在婚姻之外有些风流韵事

4. That dalliance has proved well worth the company's while.

这个好玩的体育部已经证明了价值

5. A dalliance with a skunk is no laughing matter, boy.

跟臭鼬过招可不是好玩的 小子

6. Mary trusts me enough to keep your nighttime dalliances to myself.

玛丽相信我 能够保守你们深夜里的小秘密

7. Our seedy dalliance and your inability to be discreet about it have left me exposed.

我们肮脏的风流事 还有你不慎重的言行 害我被暴露了

8. is that because your hu and knew about this dalliance there's no motive for jealousy and murder.

因为你丈夫知道这种逢场作戏 所以没有因为嫉妒而谋杀的动机吗