gangling
gangling 英 [ˈgæŋglɪŋ] 美 [ˈɡæŋɡlɪŋ]
adj. 过分瘦长的；动作笨拙难看的 v. 笨拙地移动（gangle的ing形式）
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- adj. 过分瘦长的；动作笨拙难看的
- v. 笨拙地移动（gangle的ing形式）
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1. The angel told the evangelist's evangel to a gang of fanged gangling gangsters.
天使把福音传道者的佳音传给一伙有毒牙的瘦长匪徒。
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2. My leg is fine and gangling, bestrewed the decorative pattern of black and white alternate with, a lot of spiders regard me as is the gnat that comes from foreign land.
我的腿纤细瘦长，布满了黑白相间的花纹，很多蜘蛛都把我当成是来自异乡的小昆虫。
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3. For example, one compares flat and little space, unfavorable put gangling thing.
例如，一个比较扁而小的空间，就不宜放瘦长之物。
- gangling (adj.) "long and loose-jointed," by 1812, from Scottish and Northern English gang (v.) "to walk, go," which is a survival of Old English gangan, which is related to gang (n.). The form of the word is that of a present-participle adjective from a frequentative verb (as in fondling, trampling), but no intermediate forms are known. The sense extension would seem to be via some notion involving looseness in walking.
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