have a dalliance with sb
此模式指与某人的轻浮关系。
She had a brief dalliance with her coworker.
她与同事有过短暂的调情。
调情;调笑
露水情缘;不正当性关系;浅尝;涉猎;虚度光阴;嬉戏调情;调情取乐;涉猎一番的行为;在闲散琐事上浪费时间
嬉戏调情;调情取乐
Playful flirtation; amorous play.
涉猎一番的行为
An episode of dabbling.
在闲散琐事上浪费时间
A wasting of time in idleness or trifles.
非认真的、常为不正当的性关系
A sexual relationship, not serious but often illicit.
His dalliance with a colleague became the talk of the office.
他与一位同事的调情成了办公室的话题。
用法提示:dalliance 作名词,指短暂的调情关系。
The tabloid exposed the actor's secret dalliances.
小报曝光了这位演员的秘密调情行为。
用法提示:dalliances 是复数形式,指多次的调情或风流韵事。
She warned her friend about the dangers of a summer dalliance.
她警告朋友关于夏日调情的危险。
用法提示:dalliance 指短暂的、不认真的浪漫关系。
此模式指与某人的轻浮关系。
She had a brief dalliance with her coworker.
她与同事有过短暂的调情。
此模式指对某事物的短暂尝试或兴趣。
His dalliance with painting was short-lived.
他对绘画的短暂兴趣没有持续多久。
engage in 可用于正式语境。
They engaged in a dalliance that lasted only a few weeks.
他们进行了一段仅持续数周的调情。
grammar · medium
易错句子They dalliance in the garden every evening.
正确表达They dally in the garden every evening.
将名词 dalliance 误用作动词。dalliance 是名词,表示‘调情’或‘调戏’的行为;动词形式是 dally,意为‘调情、嬉戏’。应改为动词 dally 以正确表达动作。
grammar · medium
易错句子She had a brief dalliance with him, but he had many dalliance.
正确表达She had a brief dalliance with him, but he had many dalliances.
未能正确使用名词的复数形式。dalliance 是可数名词,复数直接加 -s。在描述多个调情行为时,应用复数 dalliances。
选择时注意:'dalliance' 强调延迟和玩乐,而 'flirtation' 仅指调情行为。
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