wagged

英 [wæɡd]

美 [wæɡd]

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的过去分词和过去式

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

• The dog wagged its tail with pleasure.
  那条狗高兴得直摇尾巴。
• The dog wagged his tail, went on.
  狗摇摆着尾巴，向前跑去了。
• He wagged his round red head.
  他摇了摇他那滚圆的，长着红发的脑袋。
• At the same moment, everyone and everything in the castle awoke! The king yawned, the queen blinked, the cats had a good stretch and the dogs wagged their tails.
  就在同时，城堡里的每个人，一切都醒了！国王打了个呵欠，王后揉着眼睛，猫咪们伸了个大懒腰，狗儿们开始摇着尾巴。
• Their head wagged in time to the music.
  他们随着音乐节拍摇头晃脑。
• The dog's tail wagged.
  那条狗尾巴摆了摆。
• I wagged my head, pulled down the corners of my mouth, stuffed my manuscript into my pocket.
  我摇着头，闭上嘴，把手稿塞进口袋里。
• Wolf was glad to hear that and wagged his tail.
  小狼听他这么说后总是高兴地摇摇尾巴。
• She wagged her finger at her naughty boy.
  她对着她的顽皮小男孩摇动手指。
• I wagged the pages in my hand, trying to devise further consolations.
  我把这些文稿拿在手里摇晃着，想给自己更多的慰藉。