shrugging的意思
shrugging中文翻譯:
v.聳肩(表示不知道或不在乎)(shrug的現在分詞)
shrugging off───擺脫;抖去;不屑理睬;聳肩表示蔑視;扭身脫掉衣服
In British English behavior, shrugging shoulders may indicate an attitude of I don't care, or I don't know.───在英式行為中,聳肩可能表示“我不在乎”或“我不知道”。
I don't know,' Anna replied, shrugging her shoulders.───我不知道。”安娜聳聳肩膀,應了一句。
off her injury, she played on.───她受了傷,卻繼續進行比賽。
Instead of shrugging off the next joke your friend tells or trying to top a story, laugh.───當你的朋友說下一個笑話或者故事時,不要聳聳肩,你應該大笑起來。
As my body returns to me, I feel as if I'm shrugging into a comfortable old sweater that had been misplaced for a couple of years.───好像我的身體又回來了,我感覺到自己重新穿上了那件幾年來被我放錯了位置的毛衣,陳舊卻如此舒適。
But markets seem to be shrugging off the expected moves, which have been telegraphed in the news media.───雖然新聞媒體上一直在紛傳央行會采取這一行動,但市場似乎對央行此舉并不以為然。
Metivier, shrugging his shoulders, went up to Mademoiselle Bourienne, who ran out of the next room at the noise.───梅蒂維埃聳聳肩膀,走到布里安小姐跟前,她聽見喊聲,從隔壁房里跑來了。
"Whatever Talen, " I said shrugging out of his grasp.───“無論塔倫,”我說,他聳聳肩把握了。
It was also used too much as "a get out of jail free card" with people shrugging "that's the way it is over there" .───腐敗經常被當作“免交罰款出獄卡”(agetoutofjailfreecard),人們只是聳聳肩“那兒就這樣”。
Shrugging off her injury, she played on.
She could see shrugging impatience in his shoulders.
'I don't know,' Anna replied, shrugging her shoulders.
Miguel could picture him turning, shrugging helplessly.
Miguel said, shrugging it off.
Shrugging the collar higher around tingling ears he thought of Carrie.
Shrugging helplessly, they wrapped him up in a red blanket and bundled him into the ambulance.
Still he did not move, apart from shrugging again.
Shrugging, she moved to the Doctor's door, and pushed it open, stepping lightly inside.
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