| 词汇 | dangle |
| 释义 | dangle 1 ENTRIES FOUND: dangle (verb) dangle /ˈdæŋgəl/ verb dangles; dangled; dangling dangle /ˈdæŋgəl/ verb dangles; dangled; dangling Learner's definition of DANGLE 1 : to hang down loosely especially in a way that makes it possible to swing freely悬垂；悬挂；悬荡；悬摆 [no object] Let your arms dangle at your sides.把双臂放在身体两侧自然下垂。 dangling earrings耳坠 — often + from Diamonds and pearls dangled from her ears.她的耳朵上挂着很多钻石和珍珠。 Wires were dangling dangerously from the ceiling.电线从屋顶上垂下来摆动，非常危险。 A cigarette dangled from his lips.他嘴里叼着一支烟。 [+ object] She sat on the edge of the pool, dangling her feet in the water.她坐在水池边，双脚悬垂在水中。 He dangled a piece of string in front of the cat.他拿根绳子在猫面前来回晃荡。 2 [+ object] informal : to offer (something) in order to persuade someone to do something诱惑；吊胃口 The money she dangled in front of him wasn't enough to convince him to sell.她拿出的那笔钱不足以让他答应出售。 They refused to accept the money that was dangled before their eyes.他们拒绝接受摆在他们眼前的这笔钱。 leave someone dangling informal also keep someone dangling : to force someone to be in an uncertain position or to wait for a decision迫使某人处于不确定状态；迫使某人等候结果 We were kept dangling for weeks while the bank reviewed our loan application.在银行审查我们的贷款申请期间，我们一直苦等了数个星期。 |
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