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wag

英 [wæɡ]

美 [wæɡ]

v.  (狗)摇,摆动(尾巴); (狗尾巴)摇,摆动; 摇(头或手指,常表示不赞成); 逃学
n.  老开玩笑的人; 爱闹着玩的人; 摇摆; 摆动

现在分词:wagging 过去式:wagged 复数:wags 第三人称单数:wags 过去分词:wagged 

高考CET6TOEFLGRETEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.14798 / COCA.11879

习惯用语

    v.

      the tail (is) wagging the dog
    • (用以描述次要部分影响和支配主要部分)主次颠倒,喧宾夺主
      used to describe a situation in which the most important aspect is being influenced and controlled by sb/sth that is not as important
    • set tongues wagging
    • 惹得满城风雨;使议论纷纷;招闲话
      to cause people to start talking about sb's private affairs

    牛津词典

      verb

      • (狗)摇,摆动(尾巴);(狗尾巴)摇,摆动
        if a dog wags its tail, or its tail wags , its tail moves from side to side several times
        1. 摆动,摇(头或手指,常表示不赞成)
          to shake your finger or your head from side to side or up and down, often as a sign of disapproval
          1. 逃学
            to stay away from school without permission
            1. to wag school
              逃学

          noun

          • 老开玩笑的人;爱闹着玩的人
            a person who enjoys making jokes
            1. 摇摆;摆动
              a wagging movement

              柯林斯词典

              • VERB 摇动,摇摆(尾巴)
                When a dogwagsits tail, it repeatedly waves its tail from side to side.
                1. The dog was biting, growling and wagging its tail.
                  这条狗撕咬着,咆哮着,摇晃着尾巴。
              • VERB (通常指由于厌恶而)左右摇晃(手指)
                If youwagyour finger, you shake it repeatedly and quickly from side to side, usually because you are annoyed with someone.
                1. He wagged a disapproving finger...
                  他摇晃着手指表示不同意。
                2. She wagged a finger under his nose in a taunting gesture.
                  她当着他的面嘲弄地摇晃着手指。
              • VERB (常指因不高兴而)摇(头)
                If youwagyour head, you move it from side to side, often because you are unhappy about a situation.
                1. He wags his head unhappily.
                  他不高兴地摇着头。
              • N-COUNT 爱说笑的人;幽默的人
                Awagis someone who makes jokes.
                1. He's a bit of a wag, his dad...
                  他爸爸这个人说话相当风趣。
                2. There was a moose head on the wall. Some wag had put a cigarette in its mouth.
                  墙上挂着一个驼鹿头。某个爱搞笑的人在它的嘴里放了一支香烟。
              • PHRASE 嚼舌头;议论纷纷
                Iftongues are wagging, people are talking a lot about someone and their behaviour.
                1. What set tongues wagging was the age difference between the two partners.
                  这对伴侣年龄上的差异招来了不少闲话。
              • the tail is wagging the dog→ see:tail

              英英释义

              noun

              • causing to move repeatedly from side to side
                  Synonym:waggleshake
                1. a witty amusing person who makes jokes
                    Synonym:witcard

                  verb

                  • move from side to side
                    1. The happy dog wagged his tail
                    Synonym:waggle

                  双语例句

                  • The dog wag his tail and welcome me.
                    狗摇尾巴欢迎我。
                  • By analysis and compare systematically for property management, the objective and wag of achieving propertg management modernization.
                    对物业管理体制进行实证分析和系统比较,提出实现物业管理现代化的目标和途径。
                  • And when I begin to eat after my toil, you wake up and wag your tail for food.
                    并且,当我开始在我的劳碌以后时吃,您叫醒并且摇摆您的食物的尾巴。
                  • I wag my tail and lick your face until you feel good about yourself again.
                    我摇我的尾巴,舔你的脸,直到你自我感觉良好了。
                  • You must stop visiting that woman; tongues are beginning to wag.
                    你不要再到那个女人那里去了,已经有人说闲话了。
                  • Dogs wag their tails for other dogs, humans, and other animals like cats.
                    狗会对其它狗、人和其它动物(比如猫)摇尾巴。
                  • He wagged a disapproving finger
                    他摇晃着手指表示不同意。
                  • There was a moose head on the wall. Some wag had put a cigarette in its mouth.
                    墙上挂着一个驼鹿头。某个爱搞笑的人在它的嘴里放了一支香烟。
                  • But research shows that dogs don't wag their tails when they are alone because there is no need.
                    研究发现狗独处的时候不会摇尾巴,因为没有必要。
                  • They tried to keep their affair secret, but it wasn't long before tongues began to wag.
                    他们本想把他们的事保守秘密,但不久有些人就开始饶舌了。