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

• E.g.: The policemen saw someone loitering near the shop.
  警察看见有人在商店附近徘徊。
• Two youths loitering near a supermarket were pulled in on suspicion.
  两个在超级市场附近闲逛的青年因涉嫌被带往警察局审问。
• 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。
• The villagers began to gather, loitering a moment in the vestibule to converse in whispers about the sad event.
  村里的人们开始集合，在走廊里逗留了片刻的工夫，以便互相耳语，谈谈这桩不幸的事情。
• If you found someone loitering at the back of your house after dark, you might feel justified in bringing charges against him.
  如果天黑后你发现有人在你房后游荡，你完全有理由控告他。
• This enjoyment is then associated with "stupid" rocks and with figures of old people loitering around underneath its shade, as we so often see in Chinese paintings.
  这种欣赏又和顽石与在树荫下闲荡着的老人的形状发生关系，这是中国绘画中常常可以看见的。
• My loitering at the edge of the city from taking a number of urban women habits, but also did not put country girl symptoms.
  我在城市边缘游荡沾染了一些都市女人习气，也未曾放下乡下姑娘的症状。
• 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
• No loitering here!
  此处禁止逗留！
• The artist sometimes overlooks these "loitering people" and sometimes walks in the street and experiences the society.
  艺术家时而从高处俯瞰这些“游荡者”，时而置身楼群街道中穿行，与其他“游荡者”一同体验社会。