dangle 的 3 个定义
dan·gled, dan·gling.
- to hang loosely, especially with a jerking or swaying motion: The rope dangled in the breeze.
- to hang around or follow a person, as if seeking favor or attention.
- Grammar. to occur as a modifier without a head or as a participle without an implied subject, as leaving the tunnel in The daylight was blinding, leaving the tunnel.
dan·gled, dan·gling.
- to cause to dangle; hold or carry swaying loosely.
- to offer as an inducement.
- the act of dangling.
- something that dangles.
dangle 近义词
suspend
更多dangle例句
- At the central port, cranes dangle in disuse and buildings open to the sky.
- He said the Taliban typically dangle peace talks as a time-buying tactic, and “believe they will win on the battleground.”
- Decorative silk tassels dangle from the fingers of disembodied hands reaching through the walls.
- Dangle mere feet from one of these behemoths to feel very small indeed.
- Way to let the wife dangle way out there on a limb for you, man.
- You have learnt to sit behind the stove like an old crone, and to dangle at the apronstrings of the women.
- The devil especially loves to dangle his tail in the affairs of poor desolate women, and to this Caroline has come.
- He sits shambling in the saddle, his smock and tall boots dangle on his bony figure.
- A tangled wisp of unkempt sandy hair never failed to dangle below the curtain of the sun-bonnet on the back of her neck.
- Every few steps some man would sink into the ice-pack up to his waist and his legs would dangle in slush without finding bottom.