wigwag

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アメリカ英語歴史的

To move gently in one direction and then another; to wig or wiggle, to wag or waggle. / An act of wigwagging. / To oscillate between two states.

日本語の意味

左右または一方向から逆方向へ穏やかに動くこと / くねくね揺れ動く、ウィグやグルグルとした動きをすること / 二つの状態の間で揺れ動く（振動する）こと

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To steady the baby, she would wigwag her hand while humming softly.

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赤ちゃんを落ち着かせるために、彼女は静かに鼻歌を歌いながら手をゆっくりと前後に揺らしていた。

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意味（1）

To move gently in one direction and then another; to wig or wiggle, to wag or waggle.

意味（2）

An act of wigwagging.

Beautiful tails, O, beautiful tails, / Thy gentle wigwag is joyous and queer; / How to our hearts thy switchery tells / Tails of the past ever dear.

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意味（3）

To oscillate between two states.

Then the headlights swept around the last bend in the track and the train was bearing down on us from less than a block away. The engineer saw us and started leaning on the horn. He was going way too fast. The train whistle kept blaring as the white headlamp on the lead car wigwagged back and forth, strobing the car as the train thundered toward us.

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意味（4）

(US, military, historical) To send a signal by waving a flag to and fro.

He had no prearranged signals for explaining the presence of the two Americans, but when the planes returned to check his messages, he wigwagged: "No Japanese. No signs," and then led Krickel and his daughter to where they could be clearly seen. The lead plane dipped its wings alterately and flew back toward Dutch Harbor.

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