戯れる[たわむれる] (tawamureru)

子供こどもたちが猫ねこと戯たわむれている

Children are playing with the cat.

トムの犬いぬは戯たわむれに彼かれを噛かんだ。

Tom's dog bit him playfully.

また玉鬘に戯れる父の姿に不審を抱くのであった。

He also sees his father flirting with Tamakazura and grows suspicious.

その晩、真女児が夢に出て、それは、真女児の家で一緒に戯れる、という内容だった。

At night, he has a dream that Manago appears and he flirts with her at her house.

獅子が牡丹に戯れる様を勇壮に描き、中世に流行した獅子舞を能に取入れたものといわれる。

The mai depicts a shishi (lion) playing with peonies, and it is said that the style of shishimai (lion dance), which was played widely in the medieval period, has been incorporated in it.

新吉の顔を長い舌で嘗めながら共に戯れるシーンはこの映画での唯一のユーモラスなシーンとなっている。

A scene in which the karakasa-kozo plays with Shinkichi by licking Shinkichi's face with its long tongue is the only humorous scene in this film.

ピンク・グリーン・パープルの3色に染められたネコが白いグランドピアノの前で戯れるCMが当時話題を呼んだ。

The TV commercial for this product featured three cats dyed pink, green, and purple playing in front of a white grand piano and this commercial was very popular in those days.

そして、その特定人からの与許可表現（許可動作）を認識すると、その特定人に戯れる行動（第２の動作プログラム）を実行する。

Then, when the pet robot recognizes an expression for giving a permission (permitting operation), the pet robot performs an action (second operation program) of playing with the specific person.

地元の領民は、宗盛を始めは快く思っていなかったが、子供と戯れるなど、普通の武士には欠けている人間的な情愛を感じて徐々に心を許したという。

Local people there did not like Munemori at the beginning, but they gradually opened up to him after seeing him playing with children and feeling his human kindness, which normal samurai were lacking.

しかし｢東大寺要録」の版本や刊本には「媱行」と書かれているものが多く、「媱」の字には「肩を曲げて歩くさま」から転じて「見目良い」「美しく舞う」「戯れる」といった意味があるため、むしろ「浪費が激しく、豪華絢爛な交友や、万燈会などの華やかな催しを好んだ女性」とみるのが適切であろう。

However, in the printed editions of the Todaiji Yoroku it is often written as '婱行,' and since the character '婱' has meanings such as 'good-looking,' 'dancing beautifully,' and 'frolicking,' derived from 'walking with bent shoulders,' it would be more appropriate to regard her as 'a woman who spent extravagantly and loved luxurious company and splendid events such as the Manto-e.'