fidget如何读

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美:[ˈfɪdʒɪt]

fidget是什么意思

  • vt.使坐立不安
  • vi.坐立不安
  • n.烦躁;烦躁之人

fidget自然拼读

fidg·et

fI jiht

fidget变形

复数:fidgets

第三人称单数:fidgets

现在分词:fidgeting

过去式:fidgeted

过去分词:fidgeted

fidget扩展

fidgety (adj.), fidgetingly (adv.), fidgeter (n.)

fidget词根

词根:fidget

adj.

fidgety 不安的,烦躁的;难以取悦的

fidget英英释义

noun

uneasiness or restlessness as shown by nervous movements—usually used in the phrase the fidgetsa case of the fidgets

got the fidgets in church

[fidget entry 2] someone who fidgets

"I was a very energetic child and my mother looked for outlets for that energy. I was a fidget," she [Monica Mason] says.—Nick Clark

something (such as a toy) that is designed to be held and manipulated (as to decrease stress and anxiety) You've probably seen the kid spinning a thing that looks like a miniature alien spaceship on his thumb and wondered what that was all about. Or maybe you've noticed a co-worker secretly fiddling with a cube with buttons on it under the conference table. These odd-shaped, oddly addictive objects—designed to let you channel extra energy into your fingers as you go about your day—are fidgets.—Ariana Eunjung Cha Senior care facilities have found that residents with dementia enjoy using fidget spinners to occupy their hands, calm their minds, and redirect attention.—Houston Defender Besides being fun to hold and squeeze, slime is also a useful fidget toy that can alleviate anxiety and help kids stay on task, Palmer said.—Cameron Morsberger

For a child with tactile difficulties, … give the child a fidget, or toy, during seated activities.—Vrinda Murphy

verb

intransitive verb

to move or act restlessly or nervously

transitive verb

to cause to move or act nervously

fidget词源中文解释

1670年代,作为“不安” the fidget,后来变成 the fidgets,源自动词 fidge “不安地移动”(16世纪,在苏格兰使用最长),可能来自中古英语 fiken “烦躁不安,匆忙”(见 fike(v.))。

fidget词源英文解释

Noun irregular from fidge

The first known use of fidget was in 1674

fidget儿童词典英英释义

fieldstonenoun

stone (as in building) in usually unchanged form as taken from nature

fieldernoun

one that fieldsespecially: a baseball player stationed in the outfield while the opposing team is at bat

fiefnoun

a feudal estate

fieinterjection

—used to express disgust or disapproval

fidget1 of 2noun

plural restlessness as shown by nervous movements

one that fidgets

fidget2 of 2verb

to move or act nervously or restlessly

fidget 例句

1 A short, pudgy boy fidgeted back and forth on his feet, looking up at Thomas with wide eyes.

2 The girl does not move, does not fidget in her seat.

3 Misty fidgets in Sam’s arms, so Sam lets her down.

4 Aarfy seemed a bit unsettled as he fidgeted with his pipe and assured Yossarian that everything was going to be all right.

5 The audience is a vast, dark field of unpredictable creatures moving and fidgeting.

6 “Oh, yeah,” J.T. said, fidgeting with the pencil in his hand.

7 Using Your Hands to Fidget with Small Objects – a pen, paper ball, etc.

用手摆弄东西 ——笔,纸团等。

8 And can you make that tea before your fidgeting drives me completely round the bend.

你能不能把那壶茶泡好?瞧你坐立不安的样子,真要把我惹急了。

9 Silence fell, and Dorian tried not to fidget as his father studied him.

10 I’m fidgeting with my hands again, and he takes one of them.

11 She shifted beside me, started scratching at her arms, fidgeting with the buttons on her tight white blouse.

12 Standing beside August’s desk, I fidgeted with a stack of papers.

13 The three women fidgeted and looked nervously at the empty mud-coloured walls.

14 So we wait, and I try not to fidget as minutes slide into hours, moving just enough to keep my muscles from stiffening.

15 She fidgets, which really doesn't help things, seemingly as aware as I of the closeness of our bodies.

16 There was a silence in which Ron fidgeted absentmindedly with a hole in his Chudley Cannons bedspread.

17 As soon as the crowd starts to fidget change the music.

一旦人群开始出现厌烦情绪,就改变曲目.

18 She fidgeted for a moment, then stood quietly with her hands clasped at her waist, eyes drilled to the floor.

19 It breaks off and she seems to catch it and fidget with it in her hands.

20 The baby, who had been fidgeting and kicking just a moment before, became very still and very calm.

fidget 同义词

1 使烦躁

fret chafe

14 心神不宁

hung perturbation willies malaise

15 躁动

cauldron

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