Examples of using Idly in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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they should not be chatting idly all the time.
The United States will not sit idly by as baseless political claims are made against us,” Bolton said.
white with China“going green” and everyone else sitting idly by.
Though Overwatch was eventually disbanded, Reinhardt was not content to sit idly by while the world fell to disorder.
want a trade war with the US, but will not sit idly by if its economy is hurt.
I cannot sit idly in Atlanta and not be concerned about what happens in Birmingham.
De Frenne, who studies the way plants respond to climate change, was idly watching old video clips of that epic race one day.
In good conscious I cannot sit idly by without voicing my opinion.
Nor would any Russian leader stand idly by while the West helped install a government there that was determined to integrate Ukraine into the West.
C'mon, it is about as cathartic as idly spending time on a casual smartphone game.
I cannot sit idly by in Atlanta and not be concerned about what happens in Birmingham.
Fix it: Limit TV to shows you really want to watch, instead of idly channel surfing.
Limit TV to shows you really want to watch, instead of idly channel surfing.
as usual, the federal government stood idly by.
China will not sit idly by and let its legitimate rights and interests be harmed, and will certainly take
Halley idly asked him what shape the orbit of a planet would take if its attraction to the sun followed the inverse square of the distance between them(Hooke's theory).
And I see no need why we ought to sit idly by and see a bill pass in the American Senate called a civil rights bill that will destroy individual liberty and freedom in this country.
Prime Minister David Cameron said the world could not stand idly by after seeing appalling scenes of death and suffering caused by suspected chemical weapons attacks.
Bezos comments idly on the down escalator:"Look, you turn immediately and go down, instead of walking from one end to the other
feel a special fondness for them, because you chose them- you didn't sit idly by and let someone else write your story for you.