| 蹉跎 | cuō tuó | (literary) to slip; (of looks etc) to fade away; (of time) to slip away; to squander (time, opportunities); to dillydally | |
| 年已蹉跎 | nián yǐ cuō tuó | the years have already gone by; to be too old | |
| 日月蹉跎 | rì yuè cuō tuó | the years have slipped by |
| 1 | We can also have discussion and negotiation on the topics that we are commonly concerned about. | |
| 2 | A few morons buy some viagra from you, making the initiative profitable. | |
| 3 | In the meanwhile, the caravan blundered on as if it too had been drinking strong beer and was drowsy . | |
| 4 | A constant rubbing on the dogs with her feet, and poor foot hygiene may have lead to hair penetration into the skin and subsequent infection. | |
| 5 | I stared at him along with the other women, but while they were imagining ungodly acts, I was admiring his goddess tattoos. |