string along
US /strɪŋ əˈlɔŋ/
・UK /strɪŋ əˈlɒŋ/
B2
phr.v.To deceive or keep someone waiting without intention to act.
He strung her along with false promises for months.
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Billie Eilish Reads 'This Moose Belongs to Me' by Oliver Jeffers | CBeebies Bedtime Stories
- And because the moose was particularly poor on rule 7—subsection B—maintaining a certain proximity to home, Wilfred quickly learned to bring some string along on their outings so he could find his way back home.
And because the moose was particularly poor on rule 7—subsection B—maintaining a certain proximity to home, Wilfred quickly learned to bring some string along on their outings so he could find his way back home.
- And because the moose was particularly poor on Rule 7—subsection B—maintaining a certain proximity to home, Wilfred quickly learned to bring some string along on their outings so he could find his way back home.
And because the moose was particularly poor on Rule 7—subsection B—maintaining a certain proximity to home, Wilfred quickly learned to bring some string along on their outings so he could find his way back home.
Honest Trailers - The Notebook
- A love that taught an entire generation of women that it's perfectly okay to string along a sweet, handsome, supportive guy, as long as you're able to satisfy your every impulsive desire.
A love that taught an entire generation of women that it's perfectly okay to string along a sweet, handsome, supportive guy, as long as you're able to satisfy your every impulsive desire.