loitering

英 [ˈlɔɪtərɪŋ]

美 [ˈlɔɪtərɪŋ]

v.  闲站着; 闲荡; 徘徊
loiter的现在分词

现在分词：loitering　

法律

BNC.48369 / COCA.43280

柯林斯词典

• VERB 闲逛；游荡；徘徊
  If youloitersomewhere, you remain there or walk up and down without any real purpose.
  1. Unemployed young men loiter at the entrance of the factory.
     失业的小年轻在工厂门口游荡。

双语例句

• Montgomery is always suspected of loitering with intent.
  人们总是怀疑蒙哥马利在徘徊观望，有作案企图。
• He was pecked up by the pplice for loitering with intent.
  他因为带非法目的游荡而被警察逮捕。
• Loitering or Progressing: Comments on China's Housing Policy From 2003 to 2008
  徘徊还是进步：2003-2008年中国住宅政策的评论
• E.g.: The policemen saw someone loitering near the shop.
  警察看见有人在商店附近徘徊。
• Concentrate on those who have bought drinks and are still loitering at the bar.
  注意那些已经买了酒可还在吧台前晃荡的人。
• If you see anyone loitering near the bank, bring him in.
  如果你看见有人在银行附近闲逛，就把他抓进警察局来。
• A call came in telling them to disperse some people who were loitering.
  一个电话通知他们驱散闲逛的人。
• Loitering on the garden path, I alone remain.
  小园香径独徘徊。
• Our hour is long up, a fact signalled by the appearance of two assistants, who have been loitering by the door with umbrellas and clipboards, ready to escort me out into the grinding traffic of Bangalore.
  尼勒卡尼两位助理带着伞和写字板，徘徊在门口，表明我们约定的一个小时早过了。那两位助理准备把我送回到班加罗尔恼人的交通之中。
• There's a shifty-looking man loitering around the gate; shall I call the police?
  有一个模样鬼鬼祟祟的人在大门口附近徘徊，要不要我叫警察？