waddle

简明释义

英[ˈwɒd(ə)l]美[ˈwɑːdl]

v. （鸭子似的）蹒跚行走，摇摆地走

n. 摇摆的步伐，蹒跚的步态

【名】 （Waddle）（美、英）沃德尔（人名）；（Waddle）（美、英）沃德尔（人名）

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现 在 分 词 w a d d l i n g

过 去 式 w a d d l e d

过 去 分 词 w a d d l e d

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1.It was very funny the way in which the penguins to waddle.

企鹅走路的样子真是滑稽可笑。

2.I'd like to just waddle around for a while.

我还真想下去溜达一会儿。

3.Waddle is used humorously to describe someone swaying from side to side like a duck because of fatness or while carrying heavy bags.

是幽默用法，指因肥胖或负重走起路来一摇一摆像鸭子似的。

4.Duck duck waddle back, we like to hear you quack quack quack!

鸭子，鸭子，摇尾巴，我们喜欢听你呱呱呱。

5.She walked with a waddle.

她走起路来步履蹒跚。

6.Meanwhile, Ling looks for more exciting cases for her show and brings an entire orchestra to her court. Richard obsesses with Ms. Shaw's waddle, but Francis shows him he's way out of her league.

同时，玲为她的电视节目寻找更多令人激动的案子，把整个管弦乐队都带到了法庭上。

7.'People love to know that they're helping the penguins because they're so cute and small and they waddle up the beach and they're so feisty.

人们愿意帮助企鹅，因为它们又小又可爱，活跃极了。在沙滩上摇摆着身体走动时，它们又显得那么坚强。

8.I go for a waddle and do stretches and exercises every day.

我每天都会出去散散步，做做伸展运动。

9.To waddle a given distance, penguins use twice as much energy as other creatures of the same size use to walk equally far.

同样一段距离，企鹅以其摇摆的方式来行走，所消耗掉的体能是其他同体型动物的两倍之多。

10.She wore a long dress that made her waddle slightly.

她穿着一条长裙，走路时有些摇摆行走。

11.After a big meal, he tends to waddle when he walks.

吃完一顿丰盛的饭后，他走路时往往会摇摆行走。

12.The duck began to waddle across the lawn.

那只鸭子开始在草坪上摇摆行走。

13.The baby learned to waddle before she could run.

这个宝宝在能跑之前学会了摇摆行走。

14.Penguins are known to waddle on the ice.

企鹅因在冰上摇摆行走而闻名。

作文

In the heart of a bustling city, there was a small park where children played and families gathered. This park was home to a variety of birds, but none were as entertaining as the ducks that often visited the pond. Every morning, as the sun began to rise, the ducks would emerge from their cozy nests and make their way to the water. Their movements were quite amusing; they would waddle (蹒跚而行) across the grass, their little bodies bobbing from side to side. It was a sight that never failed to bring a smile to my face. One particularly sunny day, I decided to take a stroll through the park with my friend Sarah. We found a bench by the pond, where we could sit and watch the ducks. As we chatted and enjoyed the warmth of the sun, we observed the ducks engaging in their usual morning routine. They seemed so carefree, quacking happily as they approached the water. Suddenly, a group of ducklings appeared, following closely behind their mother. The tiny creatures were even more adorable than the adults, with their fluffy yellow feathers and curious little eyes. As they tried to keep up with their mother, they would waddle (蹒跚而行) clumsily, occasionally stumbling over their own feet. Each time they fell, their mother would turn back, quacking gently as if to encourage them to get up and continue. It reminded me of how we all learn to navigate life, sometimes stumbling but always having someone to support us. As we watched, Sarah pointed out how the ducks had their own unique personalities. Some were bold and adventurous, diving into the water without hesitation, while others were more cautious, taking their time to assess the situation before making a move. It was fascinating to see how these little creatures exhibited such distinct behaviors. The scene around the pond was lively, with other visitors also enjoying the presence of the ducks. Children laughed and squealed as they tossed breadcrumbs into the water, attracting the ducks closer. The ducks, eager for a meal, would waddle (蹒跚而行) toward the source of the food, creating a chaotic yet joyful atmosphere. It was a reminder of the simple pleasures in life—watching nature unfold right before our eyes. As the day went on, I reflected on the significance of these moments. Life can often feel overwhelming, filled with responsibilities and challenges. However, taking the time to appreciate the little things, like watching ducks waddle (蹒跚而行) and interact with one another, can provide a sense of peace and joy. These moments serve as a reminder to slow down and enjoy the journey, just like the ducks who take their time moving from one place to another. Eventually, as the sun began to set, we decided it was time to leave the park. As we walked away, I couldn't help but glance back at the pond one last time. The ducks continued their antics, waddling (蹒跚而行) around and quacking, perfectly content in their little world. I left the park feeling lighter, inspired by the resilience and simplicity of these charming birds. In a world that often feels rushed, the ducks taught me the importance of taking life one step at a time, embracing each moment with grace and humor.

在一个繁忙城市的中心，有一个小公园，孩子们在这里玩耍，家庭聚集在一起。这个公园里住着各种各样的鸟，但没有什么比常常光顾池塘的鸭子更有趣。每天早晨，当太阳开始升起时，鸭子们会从温暖的巢里出来，朝水边走去。它们的动作非常有趣；它们会在草地上waddle（蹒跚而行），小身体左右摇摆。这是一个总能让我面带微笑的景象。在一个特别阳光明媚的日子里，我决定和我的朋友莎拉一起在公园散步。我们找到了一张靠近池塘的长椅，可以坐下来观看鸭子。当我们聊天，享受阳光的温暖时，我们观察到鸭子们正在进行它们的晨间例行活动。它们似乎无忧无虑，快乐地嘎嘎叫着走向水边。突然，一群小鸭子出现了，紧紧跟在它们母亲身后。这些小家伙比成年鸭子更加可爱，毛茸茸的黄色羽毛和好奇的小眼睛。当它们试图跟上母亲时，它们会笨拙地waddle（蹒跚而行），偶尔会绊倒自己的脚。每当它们摔倒时，母鸭都会转过身来，轻声嘎嘎叫着，仿佛在鼓励它们站起来继续前行。这让我想起了我们如何学习应对生活，有时会跌倒，但总有支持我们的人。当我们观看时，莎拉指出鸭子们各自独特的个性。有些鸭子大胆而冒险，毫不犹豫地跳入水中，而另一些则更为谨慎，慢慢评估情况后才做出行动。看到这些小生物展现出如此不同的行为真是令人着迷。池塘周围的场景热闹非凡，其他游客也在享受鸭子的陪伴。孩子们笑着尖叫，把面包屑扔进水里，吸引鸭子们靠近。鸭子们急于觅食，会waddle（蹒跚而行）向食物的来源走去，创造出一种混乱却欢乐的氛围。这提醒我生活中的简单乐趣——看着大自然在我们眼前展开。随着时间的推移，我反思这些时刻的重要性。生活常常让人感到不堪重负，充满责任和挑战。然而，花时间欣赏小事，比如看鸭子waddle（蹒跚而行）并相互互动，可以带来一种平和与快乐的感觉。这些时刻提醒我们放慢脚步，享受旅程，就像鸭子们从一个地方慢慢走向另一个地方一样。最终，当太阳开始落下时，我们决定离开公园。当我们走开时，我忍不住最后回头看了一眼池塘。鸭子们继续它们的顽皮，waddling（蹒跚而行）着，嘎嘎叫着，完全满足于它们的小世界。我离开公园时感到轻松，受到这些迷人鸟类的韧性和简单性的启发。在一个常常感觉匆忙的世界里，鸭子教会了我以优雅和幽默的态度，一步一步地面对生活，拥抱每一个时刻。