Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Wiggle"

A: It’s like shaking but more like a worm 🐛

A: It means there is some flexibility in either direction

A: It’s an expression meaning to get out of a situation you don’t want to be part of

A: Wiggle room is a little extra of something (time, money, space) that you allow in case there are problems that affect your original plan or estimate.
"The trip to the airport should take an hour, but I planned an hour and a half to give us a little wiggle room."
"We got the budget for the project, and it is not as much as I wanted. They didn't allow any wiggle room in case there are unexpected expenses."
"She has the wedding planned exactly down to the minute. There is not a minute of wiggle room the whole day."

A: It's metaphorical space most of the time. Meaning space to make adjustments in agreements or arrangements etc

Example : do you have any wiggle room on the price?
We need to leave ourselves some wiggle room when we negotiate the deal

A: Come on, we need some more time to do this. I'm sure you can give us a little wiggle room.
These assignments have to be turned in Monday by 12:00 or it will be counted late. I will not give you guys wiggle room.

A: 1. If we leave in 20 minutes, we can get there in time with a little wiggle room.
2. Make sure to leave a little wiggle room when putting the collar on the dog. We wouldn't want him to choke.

A: Wiggle
I think I gained weight. I'm having to wiggle to fit into my dress.
The students are wiggling on the carpet. They want to go outside.
We can wiggle as we dance.

A: I can wiggle my toes back and forth.
I can also wiggle my eyebrows up and down.
I try to wiggle my ears but it’s hard.

A: the little puppy is wiggling his tail.
可愛いね。

A: Wiggling is more sporadic like a baby wiggling because it doesn't like sitting still. Swaying is more rhythmic and constant like people swaying to the music.

A: @tjstkdn1 They do mean more or less the same thing, but I guess wiggle room is considerably less formal than leeway, and it also has a certain jokey quality about it that leeway does not.

A: no difference

A: Worms wiggle. Dogs wag their tails. Ducks waddle.

A: Yes, I believe so. If you were waggling your finger, you’re saying no or reprimanding. Wiggling your fingers is just moving the around.

A: Wiggle your nose means to make your nose move without your hands.

Rub your nose means to touch your nose with your hand.

A: Having "wiggle room" means that something is not completely strict or tight. If your schedule has some wiggle room, it means that some of your plans can be moved to different times. If a contract has some wiggle room, then some things can be negotiated. In this case, the person is saying that Donna allows the person to take some things that they technically should not allow. In this case, it is the rules that have some wiggle room, meaning that they are not always strictly enforced.

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A: @Nina203m12 wiggle that around is to move something in different places, we use the word around to talk about an area near us.

A: @tjstkdn1 it wouldn't really change the meaning. it just nuances more about how you feel you should handle the situation.

these are a bit more casual/natural way to say it

can you give me some space to make my own decision? there's no harm in being mellow and laid back.

can you give me some space to make my own judgement? there's no harm in being mellow and laid back.

can you give me some space to make my own call? there's no harm in being mellow and laid back.