英语词汇“θ94548”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

the world > time > spending time > spend time or allow time to pass [verb (transitive)] > waste time (31)

leese?c1225

transitive. = lose, v.1, in its various senses; to part with or be parted from by misadventure… In present stem.

losea1340

To spend unprofitably or in vain; to waste, get no return or result for (one's labour or efforts); to let slip (opportunities) without using them…

defer1382

To put off (time), waste in delay. Obsolete.

wastea1400

In unfavourable sense: To spend, consume, employ uselessly or without adequate result. (Now the most… To spend, pass, occupy (time, one's life…

slip1435

To allow to pass idly or unprofitably; to waste or lose (time). Obsolete.

consumea1500

transitive. To spend or pass (a period of time), esp. wastefully. Also: to take up (time). Cf. time-consuming, adj.

superexpend1513

transitive. To spend (time) wastefully. Obsolete. rare.

slow?1522

transitive. To waste (time). Obsolete.

sloth1523

To waste, pass away (time) in idleness.

to fode forth1525

transitive. To waste (time); to delay or postpone (a matter) by evasive excuses. Also intransitive.

slack1548

To lose or waste (time). Obsolete.

dree1584

transitive. With out. To extend the length or duration of (something); to spin or drag out. Obsolete. rare.

sleuth1584

To waste in sloth.

confound1598

To waste, consume, spend. Obsolete.

spenda1604

To waste (time).

to fret out1608

to fret out (time): to waste.

to spin out1608

To spend or occupy (time) in inactivity or without effect.

misplace1609

transitive. To bestow on a wrong or inappropriate object; to bestow (one's affection, confidence, etc.) misguidedly; †to spend (time) unprofitably…

spend1614

To occupy, take up, or waste (time). †Also with double object.

tavern1628

transitive with out: To spend in ‘taverning’.

devast1632

To waste (time, etc.). Obsolete. rare.

to drill away, on, outa1656

to drill away, on, out: to protract, lengthen out; to fritter away, spend aimlessly (time).

dulla1682

To pass away in sloth or inactivity. Obsolete.

to dally away1685

to dally away: to consume or spend (time) in dalliance or by dallying.

squander1693

To spend or employ (time) wastefully; to waste. Also with away.

to linger awaya1704

quasi-transitive. with adverb compl. (forth, on, out): To draw out, prolong, protract by lingering, tarrying, or dallying. to linger away: to waste…

dangle1727

To while away or cause to pass in dangling.

dawdle1768

quasi- transitive (usually with away).

slim1812

transitive. With away: To waste (time) in idling. Chiefly dialect.

diddle1826

‘To waste time in the merest trifling’ (Forby 1825). Hence to diddle away: to trifle away (time), to waste in a trifling manner.

to run out the clock1957

transitive. to run out the clock and variants. To waste time, stall, prevaricate intentionally; to go through the motions.

单词	θ94548
释义	the world > time > spending time > spend time or allow time to pass [verb (transitive)] > waste time (31) leese?c1225 transitive. = lose, v.1, in its various senses; to part with or be parted from by misadventure… In present stem. losea1340 To spend unprofitably or in vain; to waste, get no return or result for (one's labour or efforts); to let slip (opportunities) without using them… defer1382 To put off (time), waste in delay. Obsolete. wastea1400 In unfavourable sense: To spend, consume, employ uselessly or without adequate result. (Now the most… To spend, pass, occupy (time, one's life… slip1435 To allow to pass idly or unprofitably; to waste or lose (time). Obsolete. consumea1500 transitive. To spend or pass (a period of time), esp. wastefully. Also: to take up (time). Cf. time-consuming, adj. superexpend1513 transitive. To spend (time) wastefully. Obsolete. rare. slow?1522 transitive. To waste (time). Obsolete. sloth1523 To waste, pass away (time) in idleness. to fode forth1525 transitive. To waste (time); to delay or postpone (a matter) by evasive excuses. Also intransitive. slack1548 To lose or waste (time). Obsolete. dree1584 transitive. With out. To extend the length or duration of (something); to spin or drag out. Obsolete. rare. sleuth1584 To waste in sloth. confound1598 To waste, consume, spend. Obsolete. spenda1604 To waste (time). to fret out1608 to fret out (time): to waste. to spin out1608 To spend or occupy (time) in inactivity or without effect. misplace1609 transitive. To bestow on a wrong or inappropriate object; to bestow (one's affection, confidence, etc.) misguidedly; †to spend (time) unprofitably… spend1614 To occupy, take up, or waste (time). †Also with double object. tavern1628 transitive with out: To spend in ‘taverning’. devast1632 To waste (time, etc.). Obsolete. rare. to drill away, on, outa1656 to drill away, on, out: to protract, lengthen out; to fritter away, spend aimlessly (time). dulla1682 To pass away in sloth or inactivity. Obsolete. to dally away1685 to dally away: to consume or spend (time) in dalliance or by dallying. squander1693 To spend or employ (time) wastefully; to waste. Also with away. to linger awaya1704 quasi-transitive. with adverb compl. (forth, on, out): To draw out, prolong, protract by lingering, tarrying, or dallying. to linger away: to waste… dangle1727 To while away or cause to pass in dangling. dawdle1768 quasi- transitive (usually with away). slim1812 transitive. With away: To waste (time) in idling. Chiefly dialect. diddle1826 ‘To waste time in the merest trifling’ (Forby 1825). Hence to diddle away: to trifle away (time), to waste in a trifling manner. to run out the clock1957 transitive. to run out the clock and variants. To waste time, stall, prevaricate intentionally; to go through the motions.
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