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dally with someone
phrasal verb with dallyverb[ I ] old-fashioneduk /ˈdæl.i/ us /ˈdæl.i/
(also UK dally with someone's affections)
to be romantically or sexually involved with someone, usually for a short time, without really loving that person: 玩弄…的感情，欺骗…的感情;与…调情
It's cruel the way she just dallies with his affections.她那样玩弄他的感情真是太残忍了。
dally with something
phrasal verb with dallyverb[ I ] old-fashioneduk /ˈdæl.i/ us /ˈdæl.i/
to consider or imagine an idea, subject, or plan, but not in a serious way: 随便想想，不认真地考虑（想法、主题或计划）
He had occasionally dallied with the idea of starting his own business, but he had never actually done anything about it.他偶尔也曾幻想过自己去开个公司，但却从未真正付诸行动。
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