| 释义 |
dalliancen.
1. light playfulness,trifling 轻浮的嬉戏，闹着玩儿。
△Com.4.1.48: “you use this dalliance to excuseYour breach of promise”.你用这种玩笑来开脱你自己的失约。
2. idle luxury,luxurious garments,gay attire无聊的奢侈品，奢侈的衣服.华丽的服装。
△H. V. 2. Cho.1:“Now allthe youth of England are on fire,╱And silken dalli-ance in the wardrobe lies；” i.e.The young men havediscarded the silk clothes suitable for frivolous behav-iour or flirtation. 现在全英国的青年都热血沸腾，把华丽的丝绸服装放进了衣橱。
3. idleness,idle delay无所事事，耽搁。
△1H.VI. 5.2. 4:“Then march to Paris,royal Charles of France,/ Andkeep not back your powers in dalliance.”那么，法兰西王室的查理，向巴黎进军吧，不要无所事事地按兵不动。
4. idle pleasure无聊享受。
△Ham. 1. 3. 50: “Himselfthe primrose path of dalliance treads，” 自己却踏上了安逸享受的莲馨花道路(又译：在花街柳巷流连忘返。)
5. amorous play,wanton play调情，调戏。
△1H.VI. 5.1. 21 : “Alas,my years are young,/ And fitter is mystudy and my books / Than wanton dalliance with a
paramour.”唉，我现在还年轻，读书用功比跟姑娘调情对我更合适。 |