wag 英 [wæg]   美 [wæɡ]

wag

wag  英 [wæg] 美 [wæɡ]

vt. 摇摆;摆动  n. 摇摆 

进行时:wagging  过去式:wagged  过去分词:wagged  第三人称单数:wags  名词复数:wags 

wag one's jaw 喋喋不休
Dogs wag their tails when they are pleased. 狗一高兴就摇尾巴。

  • A wag is a quick, back-and-forth movement. A scolding teacher might give you an irritated wag of a finger, while a happy dog will give you a cheerful tail wag.
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  • vt. 摇摆;摆动
  • n. 摇摆
  • 1. wag one's jaw

    喋喋不休

  • 2. Dogs wag their tails when they are pleased.

    狗一高兴就摇尾巴。

  • 3. The tail is too big to wag.

    尾大不掉。

  • 4. She wag her tail in front of her bosses.

    老板面前,尾巴摇得像只狗儿。

wag / wæɡ ; NAmE wæɡ / verb , noun wag wags wagged wagging verb ( -gg- ) 1 [transitive ,  intransitive ] wag(sth) if a dog wagsits tail, or its tail wags,its tail moves from side to side several times (狗)摇,摆动(尾巴);(狗尾巴)摇,摆动 2 [transitive ] wagsth to shake your finger or your head from side to side or up and down, often as a sign of disapproval 摆动,摇(头或手指,常表示不赞成) 3 [transitive ] wagsth ( AustralE, NZE) to stay away from school without permission 逃学 to wag school 逃学 IDIOMsee tail n. , tongue n. noun 1 ( old-fashioned) ( especially BrE) a person who enjoys making jokes 老开玩笑的人;爱闹着玩的人 SYN joker 2 a waggingmovement 摇摆;摆动 wag / wæɡ ; NAmE wæɡ / Wag / wæɡ ; NAmE wæɡ / noun ( BrE) ( informal) one of a group of ‘wives and girlfriends’ of famous men, especially members of a sports team (名人的,尤指运动队明星的)妻子女友团成员 Wags at the World Cup 世界杯足球赛中的太太女友团 Wag / wæɡ ; NAmE wæɡ /
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