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dirl

/dirl, durl/US // dɪrl, dɜrl //

女孩,女生,旋风,女生们

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    Scot.

    • : to vibrate; shake.

Examples

  • Before your jottering finger could find the trigger, the hilt would dirl on your breast-bane.

  • Catriona, spinning fast—with the low dirl of the wheel acting as a sort of accompaniment to her voice—told the story.

  • Lola saw bad boy Batster under dray bid tree fluttin' wif dray bid dirl.

  • Hopkins kissed the baby, and I got my hug, and another to take to my "ittle dirl," and Mrs. Hopkins held out both her hands to me.

  • "'Ittle dog done, 'ittle dirl tome; me 'ove 'ittle dog, me 'ove 'ittle dirl," was Zach's grave remark.