flirt 的 3 个定义
- to court triflingly or act amorously without serious intentions; play at love; coquet.
- to trifle or toy, as with an idea: She flirted with the notion of buying a sports car.
- to move with a jerk or jerks; dart about: butterflies flirting from flower to flower.
- to give a sudden or brisk motion to; wave smartly, as a fan.
- to throw or propel with a toss or jerk; fling suddenly.
- Also flirter. a person who is given to flirting.
- a quick throw or toss; sudden jerk or darting motion.
flirt 近义词
person who makes advances
make advances toward someone
更多flirt例句
- The girls were so blasé about the men who came in to flirt with them—I mean genuinely blasé.
- And Simon Cowell and Ryan Seacrest would openly flirt with each other on American Idol?
- One will not know until the next round—the quarterfinals—when this mediocre Brazil team will once again flirt with defeat.
- So too the many variations on its theme, each fueled by our limitless urge to flirt.
- “You look like Dave Pirner,” she said to him, meaning the remark to sound like a small insult, but also a flirt.
- I like him, said Dinah; he doesnt flirt with the girls; he always talks to the old ladies.
- One can walk, flirt and dance in a Merveilleuse costume, but it is next to impossible to sit down in it.
- Don't flirt with him,—that isn't the rle, but talk kindly to him, and thereby find out all you can about the Everett bunch.
- That confounded money-eating little flirt of a Pansy will give me the royal shake the moment she gets wise.
- There is something in his eye and the expressive flirt of his tail that seems to suggest strange doings.