squirm znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady squirm

• Activity items assessed general activity level (waving arms, moving around the crib, squirming).

• Critics squirmed, but the public kept filling the theater.

• He finished the rest of the song on his back, writhing, squirming and shouting out the lyrics.

• All these behaviors can be plausibly seen as part of an overall behavioral pattern of writhing or squirming.

• Rosie's funny little legs kicked in the air; she squirmed with delight, shrieked with laughter.

• Exactly, they squirmed all through it.

• It is those who have changed—wriggled and squirmed from positionto position with nothing more than political opportunism in mind—whom one cannot respect.

• However much they may wriggle and squirm, it is small businesses and the self-employed who will pay that extra money.