dawdle in French
dawdle in French is lambiner, traîner, flâner — dawdle means to move slowly or take much longer than necessary, often because of a lack of urgency.
dawdle in French
lambiner
traîner
flâner
musarder
pateter
traînailler
What does "dawdle" mean?
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verb To move slowly or take much longer than necessary, often because of a lack of urgency.
"Stop dawdling and get your shoes on, we're late!"
dawdle in a sentence
- Stop dawdling and get your shoes on, we're late!
- He dawdled on the walk home, stopping to look in every shop window.
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "dawdle" in French?
"dawdle" in French is lambiner, traîner, flâner. dawdle means: To move slowly or take much longer than necessary, often because of a lack of urgency.
How do you use "dawdle" in a sentence?
Example: "Stop dawdling and get your shoes on, we're late!" In French, "dawdle" is lambiner, traîner, flâner.
Are there other ways to say "dawdle" in French?
Yes — French has 6 translations listed for "dawdle": lambiner, traîner, flâner, musarder, pateter, traînailler.
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