1.挨近,紧靠 (up; to)
2.舒适地蜷伏;偎依
3.(将孩子等)紧抱
4.使舒服温暖
1.挨近,紧靠 (up; to)
2.舒适地蜷伏;偎依
3.(将孩子等)紧抱
4.使舒服温暖
1.to put yourself into a warm, comfortable, safe position, for example by sitting with your body against someone else’s body or by sliding your body down under the covers on a bed
1.That of a baby, murmuring, muttering, snuggling upon her chest such a meek . . .
婴儿般的，喃喃地，依偎柔美馨香月色天堂…
2.Snuggling up to a fully grown male lion seems foolish enough. To then climb on its back is surely suicide.
和一头成年雄狮亲密依偎似乎是愚蠢之举，爬到狮子背上无疑就是自杀。
3.But in the end, Lulu did it, snuggling with and hugging her mother afterward, and wowing other parents at a piano recital a few weeks later.
她后来偎依在母亲怀中，紧紧抱住她。而且在几周后的钢琴独奏会上她也获得了其他父母的喝彩。
4.That little bunny rabbit had crawled through the cage, preferring a featherbed, no doubt to snuggling up with its litter mates!
那只小兔宝宝已经爬过笼子，选择了羽毛床，毫无疑问它到同窝伙伴处取暖！
5.My next email contact is from Jenny in Bournemouth, who sends a picture which shows a pretty, blonde young girl snuggling up to her fiance.
我接下来的一封电子邮件，来自伯恩茅斯的珍妮，她发来一幅图片，上面是一个漂亮的金发姑娘依偎着她的未婚夫。
6.I remember snuggling next to him on Sunday mornings. I remember the strong, warm feeling of dozing off in his arms.
可星期天早晨挤进他的被窝，偎在他怀里睡着时的温暖感觉，我至尽记忆犹新。
7.The floor of the 'cuddle zone' is soon covered with complete strangers snuggling and cuddling, but that's as far as it goes.
“拥抱区”的地板很快就挤满了完全陌生的人，他们相互依偎和拥抱，但最多就是这样。
8.Your thoughts will turn to kindler, gentler subjects tonight -- things like romance, snuggling up and holding hands across the table.
今夜你的思绪渐渐转至更加激发柔情温存的事情上去，爱情小说，依偎，手指相缠。
9.We attempted to create a space that people feel like snuggling up to the organic form that curves based on human body dimensions.
我们试图创造一个空间，人们感觉依偎到有机形式，曲线的基础上人体尺寸。
10.I remember snuggling next to him on Sunday mornings.
我记得他旁边依偎在周日上午。