loiter 的 2 个定义
- to linger aimlessly or as if aimless in or about a place: to loiter around the bus terminal.
- to move in a slow, idle manner, making purposeless stops in the course of a trip, journey, errand, etc.: to loiter on the way to work.
- to waste time or dawdle over work: He loiters over his homework until one in the morning.
- to pass in an idle or aimless manner: to loiter away the afternoon in daydreaming.
loiter 近义词
hang around; stroll
更多loiter例句
- Today, his berths are full and four of the ships loitering in San Pedro Bay are impatient for a spot.
- Wood said in a later interview that he wished he could have told that man about all the times he’d felt profiled by police — beginning when an officer warned him as a middle-schooler about loitering as he played basketball.
- On another night, that bunch of teens loitering on a street corner was our pod analyzing the use of public space with a fellow parent, an urban planner.
- It was within an hour of midnight, and the weather being dark and piercing cold, he had no great temptation to loiter.
- We may not loiter along the Nithdale road, rich as it is in traditions and relics of the past.
- I believe that is why Jim has a definite camping place in mind for each day and doesnt let us loiter much along the way.
- Much depends, however, whether the object of the cruise is to loiter about and fish, or to sail and cover the ground.
- Paul, the owner, would loiter in the rear, but was always on hand when we halted for meals.