Summary
English to German: more detail...
- dawdler:
- dawdle:
-
Wiktionary:
- dawdler → Tagedieb
- dawdler → Trödler
- dawdle → Zeit totschlagen, trödeln, nölen
English
Detailed Translations for dawdler from English to German
dawdler:
-
the dawdler (blabber; rattle; waffler; scald-head; blabbermouth; driveller; trifler; ginger-snap; stick-in-the-mud; gossip; milksop; chatterbox; chattering fool; slowcoach)
-
the dawdler (slowcoach; stick-in-the-mud)
-
the dawdler (laggard; slowpoke; slowcoach; snail; loiterer)
der Faulpelz; die Quasselstrippe; der Salzsack; der Faselhans; die Drückebergerin; der Nachzügler; der Zauderer; der Faseler; die Trödelliese; der Drückeberger; der Faulenzer; der Nörgler; der Trödler -
the dawdler (stick-in-the-mud; slowcoach)
die Trödelliese -
the dawdler (slow poke; lingerer)
-
the dawdler (trifler)
Translation Matrix for dawdler:
Related Words for "dawdler":
Synonyms for "dawdler":
Related Definitions for "dawdler":
dawdler form of dawdle:
Conjugations for dawdle:
present
- dawdle
- dawdle
- dawdles
- dawdle
- dawdle
- dawdle
simple past
- dawdled
- dawdled
- dawdled
- dawdled
- dawdled
- dawdled
present perfect
- have dawdled
- have dawdled
- has dawdled
- have dawdled
- have dawdled
- have dawdled
past continuous
- was dawdling
- were dawdling
- was dawdling
- were dawdling
- were dawdling
- were dawdling
future
- shall dawdle
- will dawdle
- will dawdle
- shall dawdle
- will dawdle
- will dawdle
continuous present
- am dawdling
- are dawdling
- is dawdling
- are dawdling
- are dawdling
- are dawdling
subjunctive
- be dawdled
- be dawdled
- be dawdled
- be dawdled
- be dawdled
- be dawdled
diverse
- dawdle!
- let's dawdle!
- dawdled
- dawdling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for dawdle:
Related Words for "dawdle":
Synonyms for "dawdle":
Antonyms for "dawdle":
Related Definitions for "dawdle":
Wiktionary Translations for dawdle:
dawdle
verb
dawdle
-
to spend time idly and unfruitfully, to waste time
- dawdle → Zeit totschlagen; trödeln
-
to move or walk lackadaisically
- dawdle → trödeln