Waggling Meaning in English

word · lemma: waggle

US

ˈwæɡəɫɪŋ/, /ˈwæɡɫɪŋ

WAG-uh-ling

UK

wˈæɡlɪŋ

WAG-ling

释义

Waggling means moving something side to side or up and down with quick, small movements, usually in a playful or informal way.

用法与细微差别

Mostly used for small or flexible things (like fingers, tails, ears). Sounds informal and playful. Common collocations: 'waggling your finger', 'waggling tail'. Not as strong as 'shake' or 'wave.'

• Spanish: menear - sacudir ligeramente
• Portuguese (BR): balançar - sacudir levemente
• Portuguese (PT): abanar - sacudir ligeiramente
• Chinese (Simplified): 轻轻晃动 - 摆动
• Chinese (Traditional): 輕輕晃動 - 擺動
• Hindi: हल्के से हिलाना
• Arabic: يهتز بخفة - يلوح
• Bengali: নাড়ানো - দোলানো
• Russian: покачивать - болтать
• Japanese: ひらひら動かす - 小刻みに揺らす
• Vietnamese: lắc lư - ngoáy
• Korean: 흔들다 - 까딱이다
• Turkish: sallamak - oynatmak
• Urdu: ہلانا - جھٹکنا
• Indonesian: menggoyangkan - menggeliatkan

例句

The dog keeps waggling its tail.

basic

She was waggling her finger at me.

basic

The baby started waggling his feet.

basic

He tried waggling his eyebrows to make me laugh.

natural

I noticed him waggling his ears in the mirror.

natural

Kids love waggling their loose teeth before they fall out.

natural