slinking 的 4 个定义
slunk [sluhngk] /slʌŋk/ or slank [slangk]; /slæŋk/; slunk;slink·ing.
- to move or go in a furtive, abject manner, as from fear, cowardice, or shame.
- to walk or move in a slow, sinuous, provocative way.
slunk [sluhngk] /slʌŋk/ or slank [slangk]; /slæŋk/; slunk;slink·ing.
- to bring forth prematurely.
- a prematurely born calf or other animal.
- born prematurely: a slink calf.
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- One such thing is Katie Holmes slinking around in all-black and doing her best Fosse while crooning “Hit Me With a Hot Note.”
- If anyone can talk Muammar Gaddafi into slinking away from Libya, Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi says it's him.
- Last May, when the United Nations dispatched Bill Clinton to Haiti, it felt as if Clinton was slinking off the world stage.
- She hissed at him angrily, and made a threatening gesture with her hands, which sent him slinking back to the darkness.
- Getting close to the kopje, he saw a number of the enemy slinking off, and at once challenged them.
- In the midst of it all two figures were espied, slinking along toward the boat-landing, anxious to escape notice.
- Beyond this village lay a ruined city, now inhabited by cobras and slinking jackals.
- The Capuan saw his followers slinking away with Ardix and his Gauls.