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wagging

英 [ˈwæɡɪŋ]

美 [ˈwæɡɪŋ]

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
wag的现在分词

复数:waggings 现在分词:wagging 

COCA.42233

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

双语例句

  • Tail up and wagging is a sign of friendliness, playfulness, anticipation and excitement;
    尾巴向上翘并摇摆是友好、玩耍、期待和兴奋的表示;
  • Of all a dog'body language, the most conspicuous is the wagging of its tail.
    在狗的所有形体语言中,最明显的一种莫过于尾巴的摇摆了。
  • "The dog wagging his tail, replied," Oh, master!
    “狗摇着尾巴说:”哦,我的主人!
  • The dog ran toward me wagging its tail.
    那条狗摇着尾巴朝我跑来。
  • Wagging his finger sternly, he told them never to go into the attic again.
    他严肃地摇了摇指头,告诉他们再也不要进入阁楼。
  • His dog waited, making happy little barks and wagging his tail.
    他的狗等着,一边发出微弱的欢叫,一边摇着尾巴。
  • The number of wagging dances per minute told the exact distance to the feeding place.
    每分钟摆尾舞的次数表明了到喂食处的精确距离。
  • When she's wagging it low, she's worried or feeling insecure about something.
    如果她的尾巴摇得很低,她就是在担心什么,或者是没有安全感。
  • I usually demonstrate to my students how silly it looks to run to meet the ball with the racket wagging behind.
    我常常证明给我的学生看,在跑动迎击球的过程中拍子在身后摇摆的样子是多么的愚蠢。
  • Birds can become 'nervous'-if their tails are wagging like a dog's, you should pay attention, Shen Zhijun tells the paper.
    沈志军告诉《现代快报》,鸟类会变得紧张。如果它们的尾巴像狗一样摆动,就要加以注意了。