flirtation

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The resulting "World Flirtation League" ranked 20 countries by the number of contacts with a man initiated by the women in each country.
這項(xiàng)名爲(wèi)“世界調(diào)情聯(lián)盟”的調(diào)查報(bào)告依據(jù)女士首先發(fā)起進(jìn)攻的交友記錄對(duì)20個(gè)國(guó)家排名。
It is probably fair to say that the Athenians perfected the art of flirtation in ancient times, especially at the time of symposia described by Plato.
我們可以這樣認(rèn)爲(wèi)，雅典人在古代、特別是在柏拉圖所描繪的‘會(huì)飲’時(shí)代完善了自身的調(diào)情技巧。
For Sam's 86th birthday there was a party, the last one before he died. Not surprisingly, all the guests except one were female, most of them Sam's partners in flirtation.
在山姆的86嵗生日派對(duì)上（那是他的最後一次慶祝生日），除了他自己，其他出蓆的全都是女士，她們大部分都是山姆的調(diào)情對(duì)象。

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She returns to find him drunk and engrossed in heavy flirtation with another camp tourist.
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(SEXUAL ATTRACTION) a situation in which someone behaves as if sexually attracted to another person, without being seriously interested
(INTEREST) a short period of being interested in something or doing something