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4444mv Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Spend time?

Hi everybody! I don't remember an idiom that means spending time when you're bored. It was usted with the word 'away'. Thanks
  

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You can while away the time, meaning that you do unimportant things to fill the time. You can fritter away the time, meaning that you do little things of no benefit.

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  • You can while away the time, meaning that you do unimportant things to fill the time.
  • You can fritter away the time, meaning that you do little things of no benefit.
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You can while away the time, meaning that you do unimportant things to fill the time. You can fritter away the time, meaning that you do little things of no benefit.

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