Wriggling Meaning in English
word · lemma: wriggle
ˈɹɪɡəɫ
RIG-uhl
ɹˈɪɡlɪŋ
RIG-ling
释义
Moving with small, twisting, or squirming motions, like a worm or child who can’t keep still.
用法与细微差别
Usually describes the twisting or squirming motion of animals, children, or objects. It’s informal and often used to emphasize restlessness or discomfort. Common with words like 'worms', 'fish', or 'children'; less common for adults.
Spanish: retorciéndose - moviéndosePortuguese (BR): se contorcendoPortuguese (PT): a contorcer-seChinese (Simplified): 扭动 - 蠕动Chinese (Traditional): 扭動 - 蠕動Hindi: लहराते हुए - मचलते हुएArabic: يتلوى - يتحركBengali: কুঁচকানো - পেঁচানো (শরীর বা কিছু নড়াচড়া করা)Russian: ёрзающий - извивающийсяJapanese: くねくね動いている - もぞもぞしているVietnamese: quằn quại - ngọ nguậyKorean: 꼼지락거리는 - 꿈틀거리는Turkish: kıvranan - kıpırdayanUrdu: تڑپتا ہوا - بل کھاتا ہواIndonesian: menggeliat - menggeliat-geliat
例句
The worm was wriggling on the ground.
basic
The children kept wriggling in their seats.
basic
I saw a fish wriggling in the bucket.
basic
Stop wriggling and let me tie your shoes!
natural
He tried wriggling out of taking the test, but the teacher said no.
natural
She was wriggling with excitement when she heard the news.
natural