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复数:wags
第三人称单数:wags
现在分词:wagging
过去式:wagged
过去分词:wagged
wagger (n.)
verb
intransitive verb
to be in motion : stir
to move to and fro or up and down especially with quick jerky motions
to move in chatter or gossip
scandal caused tongues to wag
archaic depart
waddle
transitive verb
to swing to and fro or up and down especially with quick jerky motions : switchspecifically: to nod (the head) or shake (a finger) at (as in assent or mild reproof)
a dog wagging its tail
to move (the tongue) animatedly in conversation
noun (1)
an act of wagging : shake
noun (2)
wit, joker
obsolete a young man : chap
wag its tail(狗)摇尾巴
早期13世纪(自动性),“犹豫不决,缺乏稳定性”,可能来自斯堪的纳维亚来源(比较古诺尔斯语“vagga”“摇篮”,丹麦语“vugge”“摇动摇篮”,古瑞典语“wagga”“波动,摇晃”摇篮),部分来自古英语“wagian”“来回移动”,全都源于原始日耳曼语“*wag-”(也是古高地德语“weggen”,哥特语“wagjan”“摆动”的来源),可能源于 PIE 词根“*wegh-”“go,move,transport in a vehicle”。
及物动词意为“来回或上下移动(某物)”始于约1300年; 犬及其尾巴的含义始于15世纪中期:“当他们[狩猎犬]看到獵物,它们会让它高兴,摇晃尾巴[英国公爵埃德华,1456年的“The Master of Game”]”。相关词汇: Wagged; wagging。Wag-at-the-wall(1825)曾指悬挂式钟表,其摆锤和配重均暴露在外。
Verb Middle English waggen; akin to Middle High German wacken to totter, Old English wegan to move — more at way Noun (2) probably short for obsolete English waghalter gallows bird, from English wag >entry 1 + halter
The first known use of wag was in the 13th century
wager1 of 2noun
something (as a sum of money) risked on an uncertain event : bet
something (as the outcome of a game or race) on which a bet is made
gamble
wager2 of 2verb
to bet on the outcome of a contest or question
wager1 of 2noun
something (as a sum of money) risked on an uncertain event : bet
something (as the outcome of a game or race) on which a bet is made
gamble
wager2 of 2verb
to bet on the outcome of a contest or question
wag1 of 3verb
to move or swing to and fro or up and down especially with quick jerky movements wagged his finger as he scolded
the dog wagged its tail
wag2 of 3noun
a wagging movement
wag3 of 3noun
joker sense 1, wit
1 She smiled and the thought crossed her mind that it was like Matt’s little dog, looking up, twitching its ears, wagging its woeful tail, hoping to be noticed.
2 He swayed backward and forward under the hail of blows which were administered, and feebly wagged his arms.
3 He wagged a disapproving finger...
他摇晃着手指表示不同意。
4 Grover, in confusion, wags his tail and lifts his head to be petted.
5 Then, to my horror, he started wagging his tail the way he used to when he was tracking, and he turned from the house and headed up the hill toward the cave.
6 As soon as we got inside, Wishbone came leaping toward us, ears flapping and tail wagging.
7 Beside him, Branch scampered, his broken stub of a tail wagging crookedly.
8 Don't play the wag.
不要逃学。
9 She started to giggle and wag her head.
10 He wagged his finger at me, and for a second I was afraid he was going to zap me.
11 “I read somewhere that when a dog’s tail wags to his right, it means he’s feeling happy about something,” I said.
12 “And no nonsense from you,” she added as she wagged her finger at Eliza.
13 But something in my mind wags a warning finger not to ask, not to do the wrong thing.
14 The wagging wasp grasps the crisp clasp for a gasp.
摇摆的黄蜂抓住脆钩喘息.
15 She comes into my room and wags her finger at me.
16 Modern dogs have stubby snouts and ultra-expressive eyes; their ears flop, their tails wag.
17 As alert as an eagle, he was sniffing the wind and wagging his tail as if reading some amusing wolf story.
18 The Band Wag on ( 1 953 )
乐队车 ( 姜国影片 )
19 The dog wagged his tail.
那狗摇摆尾巴.
20 “No, no, no,” he said, wagging his finger at me.
1 摇头
2 流浪
castaway planetary nomad fugitive migratory nomadic tramp wandering roving vagrant peregrine Bedouin vagabond lumpen knockabout masterless vagarious roam rove vagrancy vagabondage bum vagabondize roll drift stroll rogue stray pilgrim divagate on the drift
3 饶舌
talking wordy garrulous newsy gabby tonguey loose-tongued mag talkee-talkee patter verbiage babbling garrulity overtalk bibful jaw prittle-prattle tongue troll chatter powwow like to hear oneself speak beat gums mouth cackle talkative talky long-tongued bigmouthed garrulously rap gab gabble tattle loquacity windiness have a loose tongue
5 阴茎
penile penial jing-jang chingus hootchee member tool boy arm gun weapon joint chicken meat rod organ pole hammer shaft banana pencil gadget penis cock peg pudding dick wick prick chopper prong John dork dong knocker piccolo phallus dink schmuck Johnson pud cirrus wang pecker chanticleer pisser priapus jang bicho membrum pinga schlang dang
8 逃学者
9 摇动
rocky shaky shaking unsteady swingy vacillating waggly agit. swinging rock movement shake swing stir quake agitation flutter shake-up jounce waggle vacillation rockiness move wave jar toss surge reel vacillate hotch showd niddle-noddle wigwag waff sway fling agitate frisk wangle joggle succuss shimmy loose wavy rocking wobbling ashake jouncy wabbly awag motion wiggle flirt wobble unsteadiness wafture swim vibrate jolt whiffle wiggly grind crazy rickety play flicker tremble totter dodder worry WAVE jig oscillate give a shake shimmy convulse dance pan flame feather slosh judder wimple flourish topple
11 逃学
cut truancy truant mitch miche mutch ditch wag it hook Jack play hooky hookey bunk play truant skive sag off bunk off school bunk off work bunk off play truant hooky kip
12 摇摆
swing walking wavy wavering wavery unballasted swinging rock wave sway fluctuation dangle wobble waver ambivalence nutation shog yo-yo oscillate vacillate toss teeter seesaw rocky roll reel vibrate shaky rocking wobbly pendulous jiggly waggly asway awag waveringly shake rolling stagger wamble tremble totter dodder nod undulate pendant pendent wabble bob wiggle oscillation
13 摇摇摆摆地走
14 点头
16 出发
waygoing outgoing going setout start offset departure depart takeoff sally outgo setoff remotion put leave move head launch intend split drift jog take the road hit the trail head out jump off go forth weigh anchor starting go-off proceed hit throwoff
18 推移
19 变迁
change history weather shift transition passage transit vicissitude whirligig come-and-go intergradation pass
20 年轻人
young youthful kid blood son button youth chicken blade adolescent youngster squirt sapling stripling jeunesse younker youngling shaveling springal
23 摆动
libratory swing walking swingy about shake hunting flap oscillation waggle libration pendulate move rock hunt sway vibrate flicker waver oscillate shimmy librate wigwag wiggle throw flitter flirt squirm wiggly pendulous throw wobble flop see-saw wave flail go see saw lash bob movement dance swinging oscillatory pendular vibration flirt stagger wabble roll traverse vacillate switch
24 偷懒
sluggish truant slothful shiftless lazily putter laziness mike scrimshank sugar soldier drone slack slug laze skulk gold-brick shirk lead swinging
25 变化
transmutative shifting sliding mutant inflected mutative trop- break change play turn variety movement behavior progress shift transition reduction variation swing mutation alteration inequality variance modulation transmutation come-and-go trans- mutate range pass reduce vary slide verge flux modulate inflect alchemize