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Definition of fooling around - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- They were caught fooling around behind the school.
2.
- Their fooling around in class annoyed the teacher.
Examples of fooling around in a sentence
Their fooling around led to unexpected consequences. Their fooling around at the party was entertaining. Fooling around in the office is frowned upon.
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- French:batifolage, chahut, ...
- German:Herumknutschen, das Herumalbern, ...
- Italian:avventuretta, comportamento giocoso, ...
- Spanish:lío amoroso, juego, ...
- Portuguese:brincadeiras amorosas, brincadeira, ...
- Chinese:乱搞, 嬉闹, ...
- Japanese:いちゃつき, ふざけ, ...
- Arabic:عَلاقة عابِرة, عَبَث, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְמַזְמְזוּת, שְׁטוּת, ...
- Russian:флирт, баловство, ...
- Ukrainian:флірт, пустощі, ...
- Hindi:छेड़छाड़, मस्ती, ...
Definition of fool around - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- Stop fooling around and get to work.!
2.
- The kids love to fool around in the park.
3.
- She discovered he was fooling around with a colleague.
Examples of fool around in a sentence
He likes to fool around with gadgets in his free time. They like to fool around during meetings. Stop fooling around and finish your homework. Rumors spread that he was fooling around with his neighbor. She suspected her partner was fooling around again.
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- French:traîner, faire les fous, ...
- German:herumtrödeln, herumalbern, ...
- Italian:bighellonare, giocare, ...
- Spanish:perder el tiempo, jugar, ...
- Portuguese:perder tempo, trair, ...
- Chinese:瞎混, 嬉闹, ...
- Japanese:無駄にする, ふざける, ...
- Arabic:عَبَثَ, عَبِثَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַזְבֵּז זְמַן, לְהִשְׁתּוֹלֵל, ...
- Russian:валять дурака, дурачиться, ...
- Ukrainian:гаяти час, гратися, ...
- Hindi:समय बर्बाद करना, मस्ती करना, ...
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