v.扭动，摆动，摇动，起伏
n.(轻微的)摆动，扭动，摇动，起伏

原形：wiggle第三人称单数：wiggles过去式：wiggled过去分词：wiggled现在分词：wiggling

The dog's tail wagged energetically as its owner approached.
当主人走近时，狗的尾巴欢快地摆动着。
The branches of the tree seemed to wiggle in the breeze, creating a soothing rustling sound.
树枝在微风中轻轻摇曳，发出宁静的沙沙声。
She tried to hold still, but her leg wouldn't stop wiggling from nervousness.
她努力保持不动，但因为紧张，她的腿不停地抖动。
The worm wiggled frantically on the hook, trying to free itself.
蚯蚓在鱼钩上拼命扭动，试图挣脱。
The children giggled as they watched the clown wiggle his oversized shoes.
孩子们看着小丑摆动他那超大号的鞋子，咯咯地笑了起来。
With each step, the loose floorboard under my foot would wiggle, making an annoying creaking noise.
每走一步，我脚下的松动地板就会吱吱作响地晃动，发出烦人的响声。
The toddler couldn't resist wiggling her toes in the soft sand at the beach.
幼儿忍不住在沙滩上柔软的沙子里扭动着她的脚趾。
The fisherman felt a tug on the line and saw the float start to wiggle, indicating a bite.
渔夫感觉到线的拉扯，看到浮标开始摆动，表明有鱼上钩了。
She applied mascara carefully, wiggling the brush at the base of her lashes for added volume.
她仔细地涂着睫毛膏，在睫毛根部轻轻摆动刷头以增加浓密度。
The dancer's hips seemed to have a life of their own as they wiggled rhythmically to the beat.
舞者的臀部仿佛自成一体，随着节拍有节奏地摆动。