sashay

英 [ˈsæʃeɪ]

美 [sæˈʃeɪ]

v.  大摇大摆地走; 神气地走

过去式：sashayed　现在分词：sashaying　第三人称单数：sashays　复数：sashays　过去分词：sashayed　

BNC.37740 / COCA.25667

牛津词典

verb

• 大摇大摆地走；神气地走
  to walk in a very confident but relaxed way, especially in order to be noticed

柯林斯词典

• VERB 优雅而招摇地走;大模大样地走
  If someonesashays, they walk in a graceful but rather noticeable way.
  1. The models sashayed down the catwalk.
     模特们优雅自如地走下了T型台。

英英释义

noun

• a journey taken for pleasure
  1. many summer excursions to the shore
  2. it was merely a pleasure trip
  3. after cautious sashays into the field
  Synonym:excursionjauntoutingjunketpleasure tripexpedition
• (ballet) quick gliding steps with one foot always leading
  Synonym:chasse
• a square dance figure

verb

• move sideways
  Synonym:sidle
• perform a chasse step, in ballet
  Synonym:chasse
• to walk with a lofty proud gait, often in an attempt to impress others
  1. He struts around like a rooster in a hen house
  Synonym:tittupswaggerruffleprancestrutcock

双语例句

• Network Literature: Sashay between the Media and Culture
  网络文学：媒介与文化间的行走
• Rats and roaches and snakes sashay through the gutters.
  老鼠、蟑螂和蛇在排水沟里乱窜。
• The models sashayed down the catwalk.
  模特们优雅自如地走下了T型台。
• New England square dancing was rather restrained and formal, but the shuffling step or sashay was already present.
  虽然新英格兰方形舞依旧矜持和正规，但是舞步也是跳曳步。
• My Ban Xiaoding is the piquant ghost that entire school gave a name, attend class bad good listen to a talk, leave seat sashay;
  我班小丁是全校出了名的调皮鬼，上课不好好听讲，随便离开座位到处走动；
• Defying gravity, the stream of animals sashay across our field of vision, moving at his or her own accord in a time warped space.
  一连串的玩偶如违抗地心引力般滑行穿越过我们的视野，依他们自己的节奏步伐在时间被扭曲的空间里移动著。
• Maybe you thought you was just gonna sashay out onto that green.
  也许你认为你要在绿地上大摇大摆的走。
• It's a bit of a myth that models sashay their hips from side to side in a very pronounced manner.
  一直以来有一种神话称模特们在走路时会以非常明显的方式从一边到另一边滑动臀部。