英:['wɪgɪŋ]
美:['wɪgɪŋ]
英:['wɪgɪŋ]
美:['wɪgɪŋ]
词根:wig
adj.wigged 戴假发的
n.wig 假发;要人;头脑
vi.wig 激动;发狂
vt.wig 使戴假发;斥责
noun
a manufactured covering of natural or synthetic hair for the head
toupee sense 1
an act of wigging : rebuke
verb
transitive verb
to scold severely
intransitive verb
slang to lose one's composure or reason : freak—usually used with out
big wig[俚语]要人,大人物,大亨
wig out激动;发狂
wigs on the green打架;激烈争论
Noun short for periwig
The first known use of wig was in 1675
wignoun
a manufactured covering of natural or artificial hair for the head
wightnoun
a living being : creatureespecially: human being
wiggleverb
to move to and fro with quick jerky or shaking motions : jiggle
wiggled my toes
to move along with twisting and turning movements : wriggle
wigglernoun
a larva or pupa of a mosquito called alsowriggler
one that wiggles
wiggleverb
to move to and fro with quick jerky or shaking motions : jiggle
wiggled my toes
to move along with twisting and turning movements : wriggle
wignoun
a manufactured covering of natural or artificial hair for the head
1 As soon as I glanced at it I saw that I was in for a wigging.
2 He propelled himself backward in terror of a wigging.
3 The captains all got a wigging for failing to keep us in hand; but they were powerless.
4 She catches him lying to her, and she gives him a wigging.
5 Many point to the practice of “wigging” – which is when male stunt actors play female characters.
6 And the captain’s tone was crisp, and his face was grim—and the merry-faced boy looked no longer merry, for he knew a wigging was in store.
7 The disputed wigging happened on the set of an upcoming MGM dystopian horror thriller called The Domestics shot in New Orleans in 2016.
8 Mr Rogers wanted his breakfast, and, as he had had no excitement, he felt cross, so that it seemed as if the boys would get what Jack irreverently called a wigging.
9 "I haven't got a 'wigging' in store for you," she said.
10 The Misses Wiggins gave me a good wigging, as they call it, for my unwarranted curiosity, pointing out the indelicacy of entering upon such subjects, and thus was my mouth stopped.
11 “I know he did,” answered the captain grimly, with a complacent recollection of the savage wigging that rash youth had received at his hands.
12 I am afraid I shall get a pretty bad wigging for allowing them to get out, though certainly the bolts of the hatchways were all right when we changed the watch.
13 We sent him back to Brussels with a wigging.”
14 "It looks as if your friend will get a wigging," Foster remarked to Millicent as he laid down the paper.
15 with her claustrophobia, it wouldn't take a day for her to wig out on a submarine
16 He would show that young lady whether she could treat him so outrageously without getting the wigging she deserved.
17 I say, Uncle, I'm afraid I must trouble you for that wigging at once, if I'm going to catch my train back.
18 Come, Burdett, my boy, stir your stumps if you don’t want a wigging from the first luff!
19 Rather, the controversy around wigging is about the prevalence of sexism and exclusion in stunt work, allowing male stunt workers to take work from equally qualified female stunt workers.
20 She was wearing a blonde wig.
1 斥责
roasting reprimand censure rollicking earful finger-wagging hit monster roast slap wig quarrel reproach chide reprehend objurgate rap on the knuckles take to task reproachful tongue-lashing tell off get on at jump on
2 叱责
upbraiding hell hearing wig rebuke doing telling-off what-for threap chastise waltz into rouse on what for hop on scolding rating snap reproach reproof reprehension blowing-up chide blast reprove swear like a lord a flea in ear bear down upon censure scold rebuff harangue jump
3 痛骂
inveigh rocket excoriation tongue-lashing sail revile rate tongue-lash roast berate excoriate clapperclaw thunder and lighting
4 严斥
5 呵斥
6 申斥
serve earful wig reprimand chastise strafe castigate haul over the coals take to task rap on the knuckles call down
7 责骂
abusive talking-to vituperation telling-off ticking-off blowing-up carpet scold chide vituperate vituperative reproof lash assail lambast reprove bawl out lay into land on invective scolding rap dressing reproach opprobrium dressing-down slating nag threap row bounce rat slate snub berate bawl chin music