To "linger on" means to stay in a place longer than necessary or to spend more time on something than is usual. It can also refer to focusing on or dwelling on a particular thought or feeling for an extended period of time.
"Linger" in Tagalog can be translated as "manatili" or "matirang."
I lingered around the hospital.The smell of the skunk lingered for hours.Why do you still linger here, after I told you to leave?I'm going to linger around just a bit longer.I like to linger outside the front doors of the school and watch for my friends.Everyone else had left already, but I chose to linger and take a last look around the place.After being rudely denied the opportunity to date his requited love, the young boy decided it would be much better to leave rather than to linger and potentially embarrass himself further.You shouldn't linger on the street corner so long. The cops might mistake you for a drug dealeri lingered in the hall for a second.I had an appointment across town, and I could not linger.He let his gaze linger once more on the serene lake as he drove away.---"Linger" means that you're sort of hanging around - So you could use it like this: The harried mother told her child that he couldn't linger in the candy shop today.this moring i lingered beacus i was so tired .
The synonym of linger is loiter, dawdle, or procrastinate.
The name Linger is not inherently Jewish. It is a word of English origin that means to stay in a place longer than necessary, often implying a sense of reluctance to leave.
Yes, "lingering" can be a verb, as in "She was lingering in the park." It is the present participle form of the verb "linger."
Linger
linger means to hang around. like in the song "linger" by the cranberries (amazing song), they say "do you have to let it linger?" meaning, "do you have to let it stay?" if you are lingering, you're staying around, etc. etc. :D
No. Linger means to stay or remain.There is no opposite of require meaning "to not require." The opposite of the adjective form required can be unnecessary, unneeded, or superfluous.
Linger is a verb.
No the word linger is not a noun. It is a verb.
"Linger" in Tagalog can be translated as "manatili" or "matirang."
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