waddle 的 2 个定义
wad·dled, wad·dling.
- to walk with short steps, swaying or rocking from side to side, as a duck.
- to move in any similar, slow, rocking manner; wobble: The ship waddled into port.
- an act or instance of waddling, especially a waddling gait.
waddle 近义词
walk like a duck
更多waddle例句
- As I head back to the car, I look up and watch the old folks slowly waddle to a nearby building for shelter.
- That fact can be confirmed by standing on any street corner in any city of the country and watching Americans waddle by.
- One of them got a small ear in its bill and started away on a swift waddle with the rest of the flock trailing behind.
- All the duck-kind waddle; divers and auks walk as if fettered, and stand erect on their tails: these are the compedes of Linnæus.
- His very walk, for all his drills, was the ponderous waddle of the stage rustic.
- Very fat people waddle when they walk, though few of them realize it.
- Corey seemed to prick up his ears, and began to waddle rapidly toward the entrance.