| 例句 |
wriggleverb to make jerky or restless movementsa toddler wriggling in his seat all throughout the church service fiddle, fidget, jerk, jig, jiggle, squiggle, squirm, thrash, thresh, toss, twist, twitch, wiggle, writhe flit, flutter, twitterquake, quiver, shake, shiver, shudder, tremblepace relax, rest, unwindcalm (down), still to move slowly with the body close to the grounda worm slowly wriggled across the sidewalk belly, crawl, creep, grovel, slide, slither, snake, worm crouch, squatedge, inch, noseskulk, sneak, steal, tiptoe to introduce in a gradual, secret, or clever waywithin a month of his arrival, this social upstart had wriggled himself into the family's good graces infiltrate, insinuate, slip, sneak, wind, work in, worm creep, edge, wiggleinsert, interpolate, interpose, introduce in the 15th century |