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wriggly - translation to russian
wriggly
['rigli]
прилагательное
общая лексика
извивающийся
дёргающийся
корчащийся
wriggle
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Wriggling
wriggle 1. noun изгиб, извив 2. v. 1) извиваться (о черве и т. п.); изгибаться (тж. wriggle oneself) 2) пробираться, продвигаться вперед (тж. wriggle along) 3) втираться, примазываться; to wriggle into office - пробраться на какой-л. пост; to wriggle into favour - втереться в доверие 4) вилять, увиливать; to wriggle out of an engagement - уклоняться от обязательства; to wriggle out of a difficulty - выпутаться из затруднительного положения Syn: slither, squirm, wiggle, writhe
wriggler
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Wriggler (disambiguation); Wrigglers
wriggler noun 1) личинка комара 2) человек, увиливающий от своих обязательств 3) проныра; интриган
Examples of use of wriggly
1. But he turned around fast when he saw something thick and wriggly and dark in the water.
2. Her guarded expression disappears the moment she starts talking about the difficulties of sharing a bed with a wriggly five–month–old.
3. She confessed to fears of "wriggly, wiggly, horrible things – stuff in my nose, in my mouth, up my bum and God knows where else". Afterwards she explained that "higher powers" had got her through the challenge.
4. BLACKBIRDS These popular garden warblers are keen on chopped–up apple; ground mix (a special bird food mixture containing sunflower kernels, raisins, sultanas, husk–free oats and flaked maize) which can be spread either on the bird table or directly on the ground; suet and even meaty dog food (which blackbirds will feed to their young). They also have a penchant for mealworms, the wriggly larval form of the mealworm beetle.
