snuggle
/ˈsnʌɡl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsnʌɡl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsnə-gəl/ (ame, mw)
snuggle — 動詞
- snugglepresent simple I / you / we / they
- snuggleshe / she / it
- snuggledpast simple
- snuggling-ing form
1. to settle your body into a warm, soft place or right next to someone, moving gen
依偎；窩
將身體靠近溫暖柔軟的人或物
to settle your body into a warm, soft place or right next to someone, moving gently until you feel perfectly comfortable
After her bath, little Mei-Lin snuggled into her warm pajamas and fuzzy blanket.
Mei-Lin 洗完澡後，便窩進溫暖的睡衣和毛茸茸的毯子裡。
snuggle + into [soft clothing or bedding]
The cat jumped onto the sofa and snuggled against Diego's side.
那隻貓跳上沙發，依偎在 Diego 身旁。
On cold winter nights, the whole family snuggled up together to watch movies.
寒冷的冬夜裡，全家人會窩在一起看電影。
Amara snuggled closer to her mother and closed her eyes.
Amara 更依偎在母親身旁，然後閉上了眼睛。
Jack and Oliver snuggled under the duvet, sharing stories until they fell asleep.
Jack 和 Oliver 依偎在羽絨被下，一邊聊天一邊入睡。
- cuddle
focuses on holding someone in your arms with affection, while 'snuggle' emphasizes settling into a comfortable position
- nestle
more gentle and careful, often used for fitting into a small or soft space
- curl up
describes the body shape (curling) more than the act of drawing close to someone or something
文法句型
snuggle + adverb/preposition (up, down, into, against, under, closer)
用法筆記
Frequently used with a following adverb or prepositional phrase that specifies where or how you settle. The phrasal form 'snuggle up' is especially common when two or more people sit close together for warmth or comfort.