philander

philander

1. philander v. to make love lightly;

flirt 玩弄(女性)；调情 Do not philander with my affections because love is too serious. 不要玩弄我的感情，因为爱是绝对不能视同儿戏的。

2. Caluromys philander

n. 南美绵毛负鼠

3. Philander opossum

n. 灰林负鼠

4. Philander mcilhennyi

n. 麦氏林负鼠

5. philander with

v. 玩弄, 调情

6. you're keeping him because he's a philander?

|因为他到处乱搞所以可以留下?

7. Don't philander because you think you're irresistible. Most likely, you're not.

不要因为自认魅力无可抗拒而到处拈花惹草.你可能没有自己想像的那麽据有魅力.

8. Rita was casting me as the thoughtless, uncaring philander .

丽塔把我编造成一个做事鲁莽，没同情心的玩女人的男人。

9. 2. He spent his time philander with the girls in the village.

他把时间花在和村子里的姑娘们调情上了。

10. Do you think I'm going to let you hustle for wages while I philander in the regions of high art”?

你认为我会让你为薪金奔忙而我在高尚的艺术领域里追逐吗?

11. 8. She saw that he was a fickle boy, prepared to philander with every woman he met.

她看出他是个朝三暮四的年轻人，会随时追逐他遇见的每个女人。

12. We shouldn't philander solemnly with that point of view. On the contrary,we should treat it seriously.

我们不应该貌似认真地对待这一观点，相反，我们应该认真严肃地对待它。

13. I had no time or inclination to philander

我是没有时间拈花惹草的，也不喜欢。

14. to tease; to provoke; to flirt; to make out with; to philander with (a woman); to set one's cap at (or for)

挑逗

15. Accept certain inalienable truths: prices will rise, politicians will philander, you too will get old;

接受某些不变的事实：价格的上涨，政治家的谎言，你将老去。

16. Politicians will philander.

政治家总是玩弄权势。

17. Philander,S.G.H El Nino,La Nina and Southern Oscillation 1990

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18. 1.to fool with; to juggle with; to trifle with; to play with 2.to philander; to dally with; to flirt with; to play fast and loose with sb.3.to employ (some unsavory trick scheme); to resort to

玩弄

19. philander; dally with women

玩弄女性

20. The painter lets him already, the person that also lets watch a stroke finds a place among the apprentice in philander.

画家既让自己，也让观画的人在渔色之徒中间找到一个位子。

21. philander off

私奔

22. take liberties with a woman; philander

调戏妇女

23. The young Renaissance gentleman was expected to philander in his youth so that he could learn the evil ways of the world and come to reject them.

这年轻的文艺复兴时期的绅士理所当然地在少年时可以恣意调情于女人之间，这样他就能明白人世的丑恶进而最终浪子回头。