twirled

英 [twɜːld]

美 [twɜːrld]

v.  (使)旋转，转动; 使轻快地转动; 使旋转; (用手指)缠绕，盘绕，卷曲
twirl的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG (使)快速转动；（使）轻快地旋转
  If youtwirlsomething or if ittwirls, it turns around and around with a smooth, fairly fast movement.
  1. Bonnie twirled her empty glass in her fingers...
     邦妮用手指旋转着她的空杯子。
  2. All around me leaves twirl to the ground.
     在我周围，树叶打着转儿纷纷飘落到地上。
• VERB (跳舞等时)旋转，转动
  If youtwirl, you turn around and around quickly, for example when you are dancing.
  1. Several hundred people twirl around the ballroom dance floor.
     几百人在舞厅的舞池里旋转。
• VERB （用手指）缠绕，盘绕，卷曲
  If youtwirlsomething such as your hair, you twist it around your finger.
  1. Sarah lifted her hand and started twirling a strand of hair.
     萨拉抬起手来开始用手指缠绕一缕头发。

双语例句

• She twirled the mop to get the water out of it.
  她迅速地转动拖把，以便把水弄掉。
• Bonnie twirled her empty glass in her fingers
  邦妮用手指旋转着她的空杯子。
• Twelve twins twirled twelve twigs twelve times.
  12个孪生子12次捻转12根小树枝。
• Twirled a baton to lead the band.
  转动指挥棒来指挥乐队。
• He twirled the wand between his long fingers like a baton and it emitted a number of pink and gold sparks.
  如同使用一根指挥棒，他用他长长的手指捻动着魔杖，杖上发出许多粉红色和金黄色的火星。
• The policeman twirled his club and took a step or two.
  警官舞动着警棍，走了一两步。
• A hollow metal rod with a heavy rubber tip or tips that is wielded and twirled by a drum major or drum majorette.
  金属指挥棒鼓手挥舞使用的，顶端是厚橡皮的中空的金属棒注意，注意力集中。
• Music rhythm is means that sound is strong, weak, fast and slow. The drum majorette twirled her baton.
  音乐节奏是指音响的强弱快慢。鼓乐队女队长快速地转动她的指挥棒。
• Lily had picked up a fallen twig and twirled it in the air.
  莉莉捡起地上的一根树枝，在空中快速地旋转。
• She twirled the olive, set the glass down on a bright table of glass and chrome, and gave her husband a cold look.
  她把弄着橄榄枝，把瓶子放在一个用玻璃和铝合金做的桌子上，瞪了她丈夫一眼。