1.(晃来晃去地)吊着;悬挂着
2.尾随,追逐(女人) (about; after; round)
3.使(晃来晃去地)吊着挂;吊着晃来晃去地引诱
1.if you dangle something, or if it dangles, it hangs or swings without anything stopping it
2.to offer someone something attractive as a way of persuading them to do something
1.His sleeves were rolled over his fat forearms, and the two flaps of his unbuttoned vest dangled as he bent to bail out the boat.
他把袖子捋过肥胖的前臂，当他俯身从船里往外舀水时，身上的马甲因为没有系上扣，两片襟子在荡来荡去。
2.The boss dangled a trip to New York in front of her to get her to work for him.
老板以纽约之旅吸引她为他工作。
3.You can use a plumb line (e. G. A key tied to a piece of string, dangled in front of the lens) to help you find the position accurately.
您可以使用铅直线（比如系到绳上的一把钥匙，在镜头前晃来晃去），以帮助您精确地定位。
4.A new scarlet silk handkerchief with yellow dice dangled from his pocket like a flag on a still day.
口袋外喧挂着一方簇新的猩红色的丝绸手帕，手帕上还带着黄色的方格，好象是风和日丽中的一面彩旗。
5.A well-dressed Wall Street type, his coat was unbuttoned, a briefcase dangled from his hand and he'd obviously had one too many.
那个人穿着时髦，敞着怀，一个手提箱在他的手里悬吊着，很明显他是多喝了一杯。
6.An upside-down car dangled off the edge of a hollowed-out office building. A bicycle twisted among cables and metal scraps.
一辆被掀翻的轿车在一座被掏空的办公楼的一侧摇摇晃晃，一辆自行车被电缆和金属碎片缠绕。
7.His handkerchief dangled from his pocket like a flag on a still day.
他的手帕拖在口袋外面，就像无风的日子里垂挂着的一面旗帜。
8.He would walk. But unfortunately from the waist down, he had no motor ability. His thin legs just dangled there, all but lifeless.
不幸的是，他腰部以下都不能活动了，细瘦的双腿只能吊在那里晃来晃去，毫无生气。
9.For example, for the fun of it, he would move his queue with his foot whenever it dangled in front of his eyes.
例如，为了取乐，每当辫子摇摆到眼睛前时，他都能用腿将其踢开。
10.He dangled a trip to Paris to get her to work for him.
他以巴黎之游吸引她为他工作。