dall
dɔːl
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Definition of dall - Reverso English Dictionary

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1.
waste timeRarespend time doing nothing importantRare
  • Don't dall at your desk when deadlines are approaching.
idle loiter lounge
2.
architectureTECH.tile with an incised surfaceTECH.
  • The floor was covered with a beautiful dall.
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Origin of dall

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Examples of dall in a sentence

  • They dallied in the park, enjoying the sunshine.
  • The ancient temple featured a dall with intricate designs.
  • Restorers carefully replaced each damaged dall in the mosaic.

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  1. French:flâner, carreau, ...
  2. German:herumtrödeln, Fliese mit eingeschnittener Oberfläche, ...
  3. Italian:perdere tempo, lastra incisa, ...
  4. Spanish:perder el tiempo, baldosa incisa, ...
  5. Portuguese:vaguear, azulejo, ...
  6. Chinese:磨蹭, 凹槽瓷砖, ...
  7. Japanese:ぶらぶらする, 彫り込みタイル, ...
  8. Arabic:يُضَيِّعُ الْوَقْتَ, قَرْميدة ذات سَطح مَحفور, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְבַזְבֵּז זְמַן, אֲרִיחַ חָרוּט, ...
  10. Russian:бездельничать, плитка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:байдикувати, плитка, ...
  12. Hindi:समय बर्बाद करना, डाल, ...
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