wagged

v.

（使）摇动，摇摆( wag的过去式和过去分词 )；

wag its tail（狗）摇尾巴

1. Dogs wag their tails when they are pleased.
   狗一高兴就摇尾巴。
2. The dog's tail wagged.
   那只狗的尾巴摇摆着。
3. They often persuaded me to wag school.
   他们常劝我逃学。
4. The news set tongues wagging.
   那则消息使人们议论纷纷。
5. His silvery tongue began to wag.
   他那张能说善道的嘴马上活动起来。

1. The dog greeted its master with a wag of its tail.
   狗摇着尾巴迎接主人。
2. He's a bit of a wag.
   他爱开点玩笑。
3. Don't play the wag.
   不要逃学。

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