“wag”可以造什么句，wag造句

wag the tail and flatter; fawn on

Characteristic of or resembling a wag;jocular or witty.

Despite his poverty, he was unwilling to wag his tail and beg for mercy.

The dog greets its master with a wag of its tail

Ditylenchus wag a very important group of parasitic nematode in Xinjiang.

It wag proved in practicce that this method improved greatly the accuracy and efficiency of that calculation.

It wag of branches, please the bird to be a guest, a shake the branches, with voice "hello."

In 14 dogs, renal artery stenosis wag produced by unilateral subtotal ligation. chromic catgut. Renovasoular hypertension developed in 12 of them.

To make their land desolate, and a perpetual hissing; every one that passeth thereby shall be astonished, and wag his head.

London being famously the most "maverick" of the four show cities, some wag will probably send the models down the runway dressed as zombie bankers, or Credit Crunch cereal packets.

Some fish wag their tails, others shuttle freely between the grass and water, and others jump up and down on the surface of the water, as if to learn "carp jumping dragon gate"!

The robotic cat can wag its tail.

Their secret meetings set the villagers to wag their tongue

The mean period of follow-up wag 14 months (6-8months).

Watching Wang Yulong, Dan Xuxu and others wag their heads and leave the sight of Wang two.

If you meet someone you know very well, the puppy will jump up and wag its tail enthusiastically and be very happy.

Moscow's thousands of stray dogs have something to wag their tails about - animal rights activists say the city has dropped a plan to round the dogs up and ship them to a camp far outside of town.

The tail is too big to wag.

When a puppy learns to walk, someone comes near it, and it is happy to wag its tail.

I am a stubborn person, and I will not deliberately cater to anyone under any circumstances, nor will I slap my horse, nor will I wag my tail and beg for mercy.

wag one's tongue; speak about others and reveal secrets or intimacies.

Three kennels down on the right, the old dog calmly sat there. Why should the old dog get excited? No one would want him. But, he sensed a need and couldn't resist offering a kind look and a gentle wag of the tail.

The British love a 'natter', a 'chat' and a 'chin-wag' - which is to say that we enjoy a conversation.