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monkey around

/ˈmʌŋ.ki əˈraʊnd/

Traducción: Verbo compuesto que se usa para referirse a realizar actividades juguetonas, traviesas o sin propósito, a menudo perdiendo el tiempo o causando pequeñas molestias.

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verb

/ˈmʌŋ.ki əˈraʊnd/B2formal
  • esVerbo compuesto que se usa para referirse a realizar actividades juguetonas, traviesas o sin propósito, a menudo perdiendo el tiempo o causando pequeñas molestias.

A phrasal verb used to indicate engaging in playful, mischievous, or aimless activity, often wasting time or causing minor trouble.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, sin objeto

  1. Waste time or act foolishlyinformal

    To behave in a silly, playful, or unproductive way; to waste time.

    esperder el tiempo

    • Stop monkeying around and get back to work.
    • The kids were monkeying around in the backyard all afternoon.
    • He got fired for monkeying around instead of doing his job.

    Sinónimosclown arounddawdledilly-dallyfool aroundhang aroundhorse aroundidleloiterlollygagmess aroundplay around

    Antónimosapplyconcentratefocuslaborstrivetoilwork

  2. Tamper or interfereinformal

    To handle or play with something carelessly, often causing damage or problems.

    esmanosear o entrometerse

    • Don't monkey around with the thermostat; it's very sensitive.
    • Someone has been monkeying around with my computer settings.
    • He monkeyed around with the engine and now it won't start.

    Sinónimosfiddlefool aroundmeddlemess aroundplay aroundtampertinkertrifle

Formas
  • monkeyed around past participle
  • monkeyed around past simple
  • monkeying around present participle
  • monkeys around third person singular

Verbo basemonkey

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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