squiggles

英

美 [ˈskwɪgəlz]

n.  (写或画的)弯弯曲曲的线条; 潦草的笔迹
squiggle的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 不规则的曲线;波形曲线
  Asquiggleis a line that bends and curls in an irregular way.

双语例句

• Can you work out what these squiggles mean?
  你能辩认出这些潦草的字迹是什么意思吗？
• Her signature looked like a series of inky squiggles.
  她的签名看上去像一串用墨水涂出来的弯弯扭扭的曲线。
• That's because the erratic squiggle is, effectively, the sum of a number of much more regular squiggles, which represent different frequencies of sound.
  那是因为不规则的波形曲线事实上由多个规则波形曲线叠加起来的，而每一个代表着声音的不同频率。
• That's because body text gets to break the consistency rule, especially if your heading fonts are serif fonts ( serif fonts have the little squiggles, like at the end of the downstroke of the "y").
  这是因为主体文本打破了一致性原则，尤其是当标题字体是serif字体的时候（serif字体有一些花体，比如字母“y”的最后一笔的末尾）。
• But now Post-it notes are frowned on and the computer insists that my new password must contain a confusing mixture of cases, numbers and squiggles and be endlessly changed.
  但如今便签纸也被否掉了，电脑又要求新密码必须是一个包含字母、数字和符号的复杂组合，且必须不断更换。
• We draw squiggles on a page to represent abstract ideas, and every literate person understands them as words.
  我们在纸片上胡乱涂鸦表达抽象概念，每一个学者可以把他们理解成文字。
• In 2011, researchers at Northwestern University led by Joel Voss did a study showing that the human brain is wired to look for familiarity and meaning in the most abstract squiggles.
  2011年，由乔尔·沃斯带头的西北大学研究人员的一项研究表明，在寻找熟悉的事物时，人的大脑的状态是超乎正常的，并会反应出最抽象的脑波。
• Her writing is just squiggles.
  她写的字弯弯曲曲。
• That's not art, that's just a few squiggles on a piece of paper!
  那不是艺术，那只是一张纸上的几条曲线！
• She prefers food that wiggles and squiggles.
  她更喜欢弯曲摆动的食物。