squirmed

v.

蠕动( squirm的过去式和过去分词 )；扭曲身体；难为情；不舒服

1. He was squirming (around) on the floor in agony.
   他躺在地上痛苦地扭动。
2. It made him squirm to think how he'd messed up the interview.
   他想到面试时自己表现得那么差劲,心里真不是滋味儿。
3. They had to squirm through the mud to reach their destination.
   为了到达目的地，他们不得不在泥浆中蠕动前行。

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