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| 1. | The act or practice of wigwagging. |
| 摇动，摇摆摇摆的动作或作法 |
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| 2. | It invited the emperor and ministers to rock(摇，摆动) with laughter. |
| 惹得皇帝和大臣们笑得前仰后合。 |
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| 3. | great rock the big boys had swum through rose sheer(径直冒出来) out of the white sand, black, tufted lightly(轻轻捆住 |
| 那些大孩子们从中游过的那块巨石从白色的沙子和像是用线轻轻捆住的绿色海草中，径直冒了出来。 |
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| 4. | swinging bucket |
| 摇摆斗 |
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| 5. | thousands of the little yellow Blossoms all swaying to the light wind |
| 千万朵小黄色在微风中轻轻摇摆 |
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| 6. | to sway; to swing; to rock; to vacillate; to reel; to toss; to vibrate |
| 摇摆 |
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| 7. | a hanging bed of canvas or rope netting (usually suspended between two trees); swing easily. |
| 帆布的或绳网的挂床（通常挂在两棵树之间）；轻轻摇摆。 |
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| 8. | oscillating motion |
| 摇摆运动 |
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| 9. | The old woman motions『示意』 me to sit on a cane chair, waddles『摇摆地走；蹒跚』 into the middle house and brings |
| [22] 老太太示意我坐在一张藤椅上，然后自己颤巍巍地走进中间那间屋子，把她10岁的小孙女叫了过来。 |
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| 10. | to oscillate; to vacillate |
| 来回摇摆 |
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