yawning 的定义
- being or standing wide open; gaping: the yawning mouth of a cave.
- indicating by yawns one's weariness or indifference: The lecturer was oblivious to his yawning audience.
yawning 近义词
open mouth wide, usually sign of
更多yawning例句
- In lions, contagious yawning might be important for maintaining social cohesion, Palagi says.
- I think as time continues, we’ll find that the contagious yawning is more common among some of these highly social species.
- Closing the wage gap and addressing yawning economic inequality in America would help people of all races.
- Allergies are a common culprit behind daily yawning sessions for the 50 million Americans who suffer from them.
- “While inhaling, imagine that your throat is opening as if you were yawning,” says Anzovino.
- The insane, obscene, yawning difference between the pay of workers and bosses has long been used as a cudgel by labor groups.
- When Hebron makes it to the media the yawning gap between Hebron and Tel Aviv is bridged for a minute or two.
- He aimed at the yawning hippopotamus and fired, hitting it on the skull, but at such an angle that the ball glanced off.
- On one hand is the yawning gulf of social catastrophe represented by socialism.
- He stood up bravely and marched along, yawning, while his big brother and sister almost swung him between them.
- The path leading to it is over a small ledge of rock, skirted on each side by a yawning abyss.
- It seemed to him as though he were standing on a precipice, while beneath him were yawning depths of darkness.