1.蠕动;蠢动
2.折腾;辗转反侧地不安,觉得不好意思
1.蠢动,蠕动;折腾
2.【航】〈罕〉绳索的扭曲
1.to move by twisting and turning in a small space
2.to look or feel embarrassed and uncomfortable
1.He squirmed and talked to me in gibberish, trying to explain what was wrong.
他扭着身体，咕噜地向我说着，试图解释哪里不舒服。
2.He was just trying to stop a ball that squirmed around.
他只是尽力去阻挡那记刁钻的射门罢了。
3.I have to admit, when I came across the news I'm about to share with you I did a double take and then I squirmed a bit.
我不得不承认，即将与你分享的这则新闻，我无意中发现之后，读到第二遍才看明白了，之后心理一阵别扭。
4.He squirmed over the wet moss, saturating his clothes and chilling his body; but he was not aware of it, so great was his fever for food.
他在潮湿的苔藓上爬着，衣服湿透了，身子冻得发抖，可是他感觉不到这些，他对食物的渴望是如此的强烈。
5.I reached into a hollow tree and pulled at his leg until he squirmed out like a breached baby.
我来到一棵空空的大树下，抓住了他的腿，他像一个胎位不正的婴儿似的蠕动出来。
6.He squirmed around and looked out through the opening between the shells.
他也动来动去，从上下壳间的开口向外望。
7.He was petrified by boredom and his tiny mind squirmed like the snail-like meat inside a whelk.
他被乏味的生活弄呆了，他的小脑子就像海螺里蜗牛似的肉一样蠕动着。
8.the cub struggled and cursed and squirmed , but did not offer to bite.
那半瓶醋记者挣扎着咒骂着扭动着，的确没有动口咬。
9.The child already seemed transfixed with Mac, but when her father tried to pick her up, she squirmed away.
小姑娘这时好象已被麦克深深地吸引了，但是，当她的父亲试图把她抱到马背上时，她却挣脱开了。
10.After Massachusetts, senators squirmed about supporting anyone so closely involved with bank bail-outs.
马萨诸塞州选举以后，参议员扭转了利用银行紧急救助来支持某人的格局。