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take your time

take your time
a) to do something slowly or carefully without hurrying 不着急，慢慢來
take your time doing something
Marie took her time cutting my hair and did it really well.
瑪麗仔細地給我剪發，剪得相當好。
take your time over
He had planned to take his time over the journey.
他原來計劃這一路慢慢地走。
b) to do something more slowly than seems reasonable 慢吞吞，拖拉
You’re taking your time with the lab tests. We need the results now.
你們實驗做得太慢了。我們現在就要結果。
Examples from the Corpus
time over• Leonora took her time over her lunch.• Liz took her time over washing, in order to give the child a chance to return to bed.• But I want to take my time over tackling up and savouring the prospect of the sport I hope to enjoy.• Peahens survey several males and take their time over their decision, allowing each to parade his tail to best advantage.• Ask for answers to be clarified Take your time over your questions and any discussion which follows.
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idiom

take your time ♦︎ stall ♦︎ drag your feet ♦︎ dawdle ♦︎ buy time ♦︎ procrastinate ♦︎ delayThese words all mean to be deliberately slow in doing sth or making a decision. 這些詞均表示做事或決策時故意拖延時間。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆take your time / stall over sth■ take yourˈ time

idiom

(took, taken)to use as much time as you need without hurrying 從容不迫；慢慢來◆There's no rush－take your time.别着急，慢慢來。ⓘ Take your time is often used in an ironic way to say that you think sb is late or too slow in doing sth. * take your time常用於諷刺，指别人遲到或做事慢騰騰◆You certainly took your time getting here.你真是姗姗來遲啊！ ■ stall

verb

 [intransitive] (rather formal) to avoid making a decision or giving a definite answer, in order to gain time 故意拖延（以爭取時間）◆They are still stalling on the deal.他們仍在拖時間，不急於達成協議。◆'What do you mean?' she asked, stalling for time.“你這是什麽意思？”她問道，故意拖延着時間。■ drag your ˈfeet

idiom

(-gg-) (rather informal) to be deliberately slow in doing sth or in making a decision 故意拖拉；故意延遲（作出決定）◆They've been dragging their feet on settling the claim.他們一直拖着不解決這項索賠要求。■ dawdle

verb

 [intransitive] to take a long time to do sth or go somewhere, especially by walking slowly 拖延；磨蹭；慢步而行◆Stop dawdling! We're going to be late!别磨蹭了，我們快遲到了！◆They dawdled along by the river, laughing and talking.他們沿着河邊閒逛，談笑風生。■ buy ˈtime

idiom

(bought, bought)to do sth in order to delay an event or decision 拖延時間（以阻延事件或決策）◆The negotiators kept the gunman talking to buy time for the hostages.談判者不斷讓持槍歹徒說話，以便爲人質爭取時間。ⓘ Buying time is often seen as a clever thing to do, rather than sth that is disapproved of. * buy time常被視爲聰明之舉，而非貶義。■ procrastinate prəʊˈkræstɪneɪt; NAmE proʊˈkræstɪneɪt

verb

 (disapproving) to leave sth that you should do until a later time, usually because you do not want to do it （常因不願做某事而）拖延，耽擱◆People were dying of starvation while governments procrastinated.饑民正掙紮在死亡線上，而政府行動卻拖拖拉拉。ⓘ Procrastinating usually involves finding other, often unimportant, things to do, in order to avoid what you really should be doing. * procrastinate常指找别的一些較不重要的事做，以避免做真正應做之事。■ delay

verb

 [intransitive] (often used in negative sentences 常用於否定句) to not do sth until a later time 延遲；延期◆Don't delay－call us today!别拖延了，今天就給我們打電話！◆We can't delay much longer.我們不能再拖延了。   see also delay ⇨ delay , delay ⇨ hold sb/sth up ▸ delay

noun

 [uncountable] ◆There's no time for delay.沒有時間拖延了。◆Report it to the police without delay (= immediately).趕快將此事報告警方。

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