n.(写或画的)弯弯曲曲的线条，潦草的笔迹
vi.作蜿曲线，蠕动

原形：squiggle第三人称单数：squiggles复数：squiggles过去式：squiggled过去分词：squiggled现在分词：squiggling

The toddler drew a squiggle on the paper, claiming it was a picture of our cat.
小孩在纸上画了一条弯弯曲曲的线，声称那是我们家猫的画像。
She added a few squiggles to her signature, trying to make it look more artistic.
她在签名上加了几笔波浪线，试图让它看起来更艺术些。
The artist used squiggly lines to depict movement in his abstract painting.
画家在他的抽象画中用弯弯曲曲的线条来表现动态。
He scribbled a squiggle on the margin of the book, marking an important passage.
他在书的边角草草地画了个弯曲线，标记出一个重要段落。
The map showed a squiggly blue line representing the winding river.
地图上用一条弯弯曲曲的蓝线表示那条蜿蜒的河流。
Her handwriting was full of squiggles and almost illegible.
她的字迹全是弯弯曲曲的，几乎无法辨认。
The designer incorporated squiggly patterns into the fabric, giving it a unique touch.
设计师在布料中融入了弯弯曲曲的图案，使之别具一格。
The child's drawing was a delightful mix of bright colors and playful squiggles.
孩子的画作是鲜艳色彩与活泼波浪线的愉快组合。
He tried to trace the squiggle on the ancient pottery, wondering about its meaning.
他试着临摹古陶器上的弯曲线，好奇它的含义。
With a flick of her wrist, the calligrapher added elegant squiggles to the end of each character.
书法家手腕轻轻一抖，在每个字的末尾添上了优美的弯曲线。