flirts

v.

调情，打情骂俏( flirt的第三人称单数 )；

flirt with同…调情；不认真地考虑

1. They say he's a terrible flirt.
   据说他是调情色鬼。
2. Is Kelly a flirt, who goes from boy to boy?
   凯莉是个卖弄风骚、朝三暮四的人吗?
3. She'll be fixed as the silliest flirt who ever made her family ridiculous.
   她就会变成让他家族蒙羞的风骚蠢女人。

1. He enjoys flirting (with the girls in the office).
   他爱(与办公室的女职员)调情。
2. I don't like going to parties because my husband always flirts with every girl in the room.
   我不喜欢参加宴会，因为我丈夫老爱跟屋里的每个女孩调情。
3. I'm flirting with the idea of getting a job in China.
   我胡思乱想著要到中国去工作。
4. The eccentric man flirts with danger.
   这个古怪的人把危险当儿戏。

1. The children flirted water to each other's face.
   这些小孩相互朝对方的脸上弹水。
2. The dog flirted his tail.
   狗摇摇尾巴。

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