dalliance in Portuguese
dalliance in Portuguese is paquera — dalliance means a brief, playful romance or flirtation, not meant to be serious.
dalliance in Portuguese
paquera
Playful flirtation; amorous play. [from 14th c.]
What does "dalliance" mean?
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noun A brief, playful romance or flirtation, not meant to be serious.
"Their summer dalliance never turned into anything more."
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noun Time spent idly or without purpose.
"After months of dalliance, the project finally moved forward."
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dalliance in a sentence
- Their summer dalliance never turned into anything more.
- The gossip columns hinted at a dalliance between the two stars.
- After months of dalliance, the project finally moved forward.
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What is "dalliance" in Portuguese?
"dalliance" in Portuguese is paquera. dalliance means: A brief, playful romance or flirtation, not meant to be serious.
How do you use "dalliance" in a sentence?
Example: "Their summer dalliance never turned into anything more." In Portuguese, "dalliance" is paquera.
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