squirm
Prononciation : [skwɜrm]
Mot
Contexte : « movement »
(verb) to move in a twisting or wiggling way, often because you are uncomfortable. When someone squirm, they might be trying to get away or are feeling uneasy in a situation.
Exemple
The worm squirmed happily in the soil.
Exemple
She didn't squirm at all when she heard the scary story.
Exemple
Why do you sometimes squirm in your seat during class?
Contexte : « emotion »
(verb) to feel very uncomfortable or embarrassed, making you want to move around a lot. Like when someone tells an awkward joke and you feel the need to change the topic.
Exemple
He squirmed in his chair when the teacher called on him.
Exemple
She felt confident and did not squirm when presenting her project.
Exemple
Has there ever been a moment that made you squirm?
0s0s