释义 |
intransitive verb British present tense third-person singular of hang about, British 1 as in kicks back to spend time doing nothing a tea house near campus where many university students could be seen hanging about -
kicks back -
kills time -
kicks around -
lazies -
chills -
lounges -
plays -
bums -
footles -
hangs (around or out) -
veges out -
rests -
goofs (off) -
dillydallies -
lazes -
twiddles one's thumbs -
loafs -
drones -
vegges out -
hacks (around) -
strolls -
idles -
pokes -
relaxes -
dawdles -
estivates -
messes -
lingers -
mucks -
monkeys -
lolls -
fools -
dallies -
aestivates -
fiddles (around) -
potters (around) -
putters (around) -
trifles -
hibernates -
goldbricks -
dozes -
lags -
swans -
piddles -
loiters -
saunters -
ambles -
truants -
moseys -
furloughs -
malingers -
tarries -
slaves -
works -
labors -
buckles (down) -
pegs -
plows -
plugs -
toils -
grinds -
humps -
sweats -
grubs -
hustles -
applies -
plods -
moils -
travails -
puts out -
drudges -
exerts See More 2 as in plays to spend time in aimless activity we'll be hanging about at the pub if you need us -
plays -
fribbles -
fools around -
messes around -
doodles -
kicks around -
goofs (around) -
fiddles (around) -
potters (around) -
putters (around) -
trifles -
monkeys (around) -
horses around -
lounges -
dillydallies -
hangs (around or out) -
loafs -
idles -
dawdles -
clowns (around) -
tinkers -
diddles (with) -
lolls -
dallies -
sets (to) -
settles (down) -
buckles (down) -
knuckles down |