Translations for „jiggled“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . jig·gle [ˈʤɪgl̩] VB trans

to jiggle sth

mit etw dat wackeln

stop jiggling your leg — it's making me nervous

zappel nicht so mit den Beinen — das macht mich ganz nervös

if the door won't open, try jiggling the key in the lock

wenn sich die Tür nicht öffnen lässt, versuch's mal damit, dass du den Schlüssel im Schloss hin und her bewegst

to jiggle sth about

etw schütteln

he jiggled some loose coins about in his pocket

er klapperte mit ein paar losen Münzen in seiner Tasche

II . jig·gle [ˈʤɪgl̩] VB intr

jiggle

wippen

jiggle

hüpfen

his eyebrows jiggled up and down in amusement

amüsiert zuckte er mit den Augenbrauen

III . jig·gle [ˈʤɪgl̩] N

jiggle

Rütteln nt

jiggle of a limb

Zucken nt

jiggle of a limb

Zappeln nt

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

his eyebrows jiggled up and down in amusement

amüsiert zuckte er mit den Augenbrauen

he jiggled some loose coins about in his pocket

er klapperte mit ein paar losen Münzen in seiner Tasche

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Examples of secondary motion include the rippling of water, swish of a cloak, or jiggle of body parts when a person is moving.

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It was getting nice and warm in my bag, and jiggling around.

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Jiggle is known for its affinity for improvisation and harmonic lyrics.

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Soft body equips the user with a tool that can simulate jelly or jiggling fat on overweight characters.

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These creatures propel themselves forward using their limbs by jiggling or flapping them.

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The brain dump is like jiggling the handle.

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You can wiggle his face and even jiggle his face!

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The vines always jiggle, which easily unnerves its foes.

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The light must be jiggled to defeat adaptation.

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The list includes things such as reflections on smooth metal, jiggling chains, and one-way gates.

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