1.调戏;调情,嬉戏;戏弄 (with)
2.闲荡;延误(时机等) (over)
3.浪费(时间)
1.to be very slow in doing something
1.But turning a Finnish hardware-maker into a provider of software and services is no easy undertaking. Nokia dallied and lost the initiative.
但是一家芬兰硬件制造商转型成软件服务提供商并不是一件容易的事，诺基亚迟了一步并丧失了主动性。
2.Sylvester dallied about Lena until he began to make mistakes in his work.
西尔威斯特和莉娜调情直到他在工作中开始出错。
3.He dallied with actress Lana Turner and told her he would leave his wife.
他勾搭上了女演员露娜·特纳，并告诉她自己会离开妻子。
4.Perhaps it was a concern that the ICB might yet come up with something more radical if he dallied.
也许是因为如果他报无所谓的态度，银行福利委员会也许会想出一些更加偏激的方案。
5.For a month the governer had dilly - dallied over the choice of a successor .
州长对于选择继任者磨磨蹭蹭了一个月。
6.But she dallied, first on the terrace and then on the way across the park. This was the day. But what day?
但是她磨磨蹭蹭，先是在阳台上，然后在去公园的路上。今天就是那个日子。可是是什么日子呢？
7.General Sir Evelyn Barker, in command of British troops under the mandate, dallied there with a celebrated Arab hostess, Katy Antonius.
秘书长伊夫林巴克先生受命指挥英军，与有名的阿拉伯旅店女老板凯蒂安调着情。
8.When I was a child, I often dallied with the thought of traveling around the world.
孩提时代，我深深心血来潮地想去周游世界。
9.Yet it does not follow that because the President dallied with Ms. Lewinsky he should have been impeached and tossed out.
总统和莱温斯基发生桃色事件，他本应被弹劾和罢黜，但是事情的发展并不是这样。
10.He dallied with the proposal of his secretary.
他不慎重考虑秘书的建议。