1.逗留;徘回;拖延
2.挨过,拖延(时间)
1.to stay somewhere longer than is necessary, or to spend longer doing something than is necessary, because it is enjoyable or helpful to you
2.to last or continue for a long time
1.Rattin lingered, infuriated, the match was decided by Geoff Hurst's second-half header, and a World Cup classic that might have been wasn't.
比赛最终在下半场，由吉奥夫-赫斯特头球锁定比分，成为世界杯的经典对局之一。
2.Her eyes lingered on his tall, broad-shouldered form warmly, loving the strength and size and authority of him.
她的眼睛勾勒着他高大的体魄和温暖宽阔的肩膀，爱慕他的健壮、他的体型、他的威严。
3.Yet, the lingered flies in the pavilion and fragmentary remains on the road make everything around seem to be out of the common in October.
可是周围一切都异乎寻常，十月份在凉亭门廊上苟延残喘的苍蝇及公路上零碎的尸体。
4.After school the children left in little groups, but she lingered, watching them go out the door.
放学后，学生们三三两两地离开了，但她磨磨蹭蹭，看着大家走出门外。
5.Questions lingered in the minds of the Massachusetts authorities and of the general public. Why was the car on an isolated road?
马萨诸塞州当局及普通民众对此一直疑虑重重：他的车为何会开到一条荒凉的小道上？
6.His hands lingered on the soft material for a moment, and then he slammed the drawer shut and turned to me.
他双手划过那轻柔的面料，然后猛地将抽屉关上，转向了我。
7.His hands lingered on the soft material for a moment, then he slammed the drawer shut and turned to me.
他的手在那柔软的面料上摩擦了一会儿，然后砰的关上抽屉，转过来对我说。
8.There had been a strange tenderness in his pale eyes that lingered, once, when he looked at her.
一旦他看着她，他苍白的眼睛就蕴蓄着一种奇怪的柔情。
9.People lingered around the front of the store waiting for it to open.
人们在那家店前面逗留等它开始营业。
10.He could not understand the wild quiver of his heart, nor the following sense of recklessness and grace that lingered after she was gone.
他无法理解的野生颤抖的他的心，也没有下面的责任感鲁莽和优雅的徘徊后，她已经走了。