Dictionary entry
Writhe
Pronunciation: /rʌɪð/
Pronunciation
/rʌɪð/
Myanmar Meaning
လတ်တလော ဝေဒနာကြောင့် တွန့်လိမ်လူးလွန့်ခြင်း။ စိတ်ညှင်းပန်းခံရသည် ၊ ကသိကအောက် ဖြစ်ရသည်။ writhes with shame ရှက်စိတ်ဖြင့် ကသိကအောက် ဖြစ်ရသည်။
Definition
writhe /raÇð/ v ထြန္႔ထြန္႔လူးသည္။ လူးလြန္႔သည္။ She was writhing (about) on the floor in agony. ❍ the writhing bodies of the dancers ❍ The snake writhed and hissed.
Examples
- ‘She squirmed
- writhed
- and wriggled
- trying to evade the grip of those carrying her.’
- ‘We throw the line out and almost immediately pull six gleaming mackerel out of the sea - silver and cobalt
- jerking and frantically writhing.’
- ‘She squirmed and writhed and twisted
- genuinely this time
- but she was small anyway
- and Sarah was strong
- and so she wasn't going anywhere.’
- ‘Nodding in affirmation
- Ex led her away from the pack and into the group of bodies writhing on the dance floor.’
- ‘The demons were brilliant - creeping and crawling
- twisting and writhing as one would expect them to.’
- ‘They are born artists: dancers who writhe rhythmically; musicians - singing intervals long before they speak language.’
- ‘There are players writhing around in agony yet television replays showed there was absolutely no contact.’
- ‘Bikini-clad dancers writhe onstage at a swinger's club in their best '80s music-video impersonation.’
- ‘Taibhsear watched in awe as the great body writhed and twisted
- and a new egg fell to join the others.’
- ‘Evelyn's body writhed
- trying to escape her sister's insane tickling motions.’
- ‘Miles writhed and twisted as pain wracked his body.’
- ‘Many people were packed into the crowded living room
- their scantily clad bodies writhing to the beat.’
- ‘Derek squirmed and writhed
- trying to breathe.’
- ‘The bar is a seething mass of bodies writhing to the disorienting beat.’
- ‘The dancers writhed
- wrapped in yards of cloth on top of rostra that made them look like some kind of pole dancer.’
- ‘I twisted and twitched and writhed
- but they wouldn't let me go.’
- ‘In the second act
- Colker's sleek
- scantily-clad dancers writhe seductively in and out of a clear plastic tank.’
- ‘The man
- however
- is like a fish out of water
- squirming and writhing.’
- ‘She sobbed uncontrollably and Andriel could feel her body contort and writhe.’
- ‘‘Things never change here on Walton Mountain
- ’ I narrated brightly
- stepping over Joe's body
- as he writhed comically on the floor.’