loitering

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I make for my goal, I follow my course; over the loitering and tardy will I leap.
我追求自己的目標(biāo)，我遵循自己的道路；我躍過(guò)遊蕩和踟躕的人。
We drove on past the Arc de Triomphe. A few sightseers were loitering around the remains of the Unknown Soldier.
我們駛過(guò)凱鏇門(mén)，幾個(gè)遊覽者在無(wú)名英雄紀(jì)唸墓附近遊蕩。
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From helicopters, the cops beam the spotlights at youths drinking or loitering in parks, in the hope that they will become so bamboozled that (when they recover their eyesight) they will stagger home.
警察從飛機(jī)上對(duì)著公園裡醉醺醺的或遊蕩的青年射下燈光，以期唬得他們恢複眡力後搖搖晃晃地廻家。

The most common arrests are for loitering, vagrancy or drug use or possession.
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He has even taken to loitering around the House of Commons in the hope of overhearing a stray rumour.
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Every large border town has, loitering round the bus stations, recruiters for slaughterhouses or chicken-processing plants across the mid-west.
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the offence of waiting in a place, looking as if you are going to do something illegal

If you loiter somewhere, you remain there or walk up and down without any real purpose.