fidgeting

英 [ˈfɪdʒɪtɪŋ]

美 [ˈfɪdʒɪtɪŋ]

v.  坐立不安; 烦躁
fidget的现在分词

现在分词：fidgeting　

COCA.42532

柯林斯词典

• VERB 坐立不安;烦躁
  If youfidget, you keep moving your hands or feet slightly or changing your position slightly, for example because you are nervous, bored, or excited.
  1. Brenda fidgeted in her seat.
     布伦达在座位上烦躁不安。
  2. Fidget aroundandfidget aboutmean the same asfidget.
     fidget around 和 fidget about 同 fidget
  3. There were two new arrivals, fidgeting around, waiting to ask questions.
     有两个新来的人坐立不安地等着提问。
• VERB (由于紧张或无聊)摆弄，拨弄
  If youfidget withsomething, you keep moving it or touching it with your fingers with small movements, for example because you are nervous or bored.
  1. He fidgeted with his tie...
     他摆弄着领带。
  2. The priest fidgeted nervously with his black rosary beads.
     牧师紧张地拨弄着他的黑色念珠。

双语例句

• Don't feel comfortable fidgeting in front of your co-workers?
  在同事面前经常走动会让你感到不自在？
• Lack of eye contact, distraction, or fidgeting are often signs of restlessness or impatience.
  要是对方缺少眼神交流、或分神、坐立不安，这往往是烦躁不安或不耐烦的标志。
• She's always fidgeting about her mother's health.
  她经常为她母亲的健康担忧。
• He sniffed, fidgeting in discomfort, uneasy at the suggestion
  他吸了吸鼻子，对这项提议感到窘迫不安，心烦意乱。
• He is fidgeting to leave, with a stream of afternoon appointments.
  他坐立不安，急欲离开，因为下午有一连串约会。
• As the most passive activity behind lying down, being seated burns a bare minimum of calories-even eating an apple or fidgeting uses more energy than parking your bottom on a chair.
  作为被动性仅次于躺的活动，“坐”的状态将人体热量消耗降至最低&吃一颗苹果或“坐立不安”的扭来扭去，都比“黏”坐在椅子上消耗的热量多。
• Gilbert was fidgeting with his gloves again.
  吉尔伯特又在摆弄手套。
• And can you make that tea before your fidgeting drives me completely round the bend.
  你能不能把那壶茶泡好？瞧你坐立不安的样子，真要把我惹急了。
• Others are perpetual-motion machines, constantly shifting their weight from one foot to the other, bobbing their shoulders, fidgeting with their notes, or jingling coins in their pockets.
  另外一些人则像一台恒动机，不断地把身子的重力从一只脚移到另一只脚，晃动肩膀，摆弄演稿，或把口袋里的硬币弄得叮当响。
• He sidled around, dressing and fidgeting before he arranged to make his next remark.
  他侧转身子，整理着衣服，坐立不安地忸怩了一阵子才说到下一件事上。