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Перевод: squirm

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корчиться; извиваться; испытывать неловкость; чувствовать себя неприятно задетым

Тезаурус:

1. In., Finally, the boy tried to squirm past her like a silverfish but she had him by the hair and was breaking the rifle over his head and shoulders when my father stopped her.
2. Forwarding a copy of this letter to his wife, he added that "I quite squirm at the thought lest some successor to me in the near future should treat these chiefs in a different manner from my own".
3. And Olson won't let us squirm off the hook - for him the anti-Jewishness is symptom, not cause:
4. "She wanted to kiss me," he said with a squirm.
5. At first the walls seemed to be stacked with dense, stocky, motionless objects, but as the nightmare progressed, they began to writhe and squirm in an eerie, soundless dance.
6. Innominate Crack and Kern Knotts Crack are both 4c, though the first is the harder overall and more suited to the modern climber, being less of a squirm than the other.
7. It was as good as a caress and Violet could only squirm.
8. Schoolly D reckons it's funny the way people squirm when they lie dying of gunshot wounds.
9. I can still remember how I used to squirm uneasily under his touch.
10. There is a kind of innocence about this which makes the modern reader, coming upon it all sixty years after the event, squirm with embarrassment.
11. can lie and squirm in a sewer.
12. She'll squirm in her ermine, refuse to be shook -
13. (If this makes you squirm, or giggle nervously, you have just recognised yourself!)