worming

基本解釋

v. 蠕動(dòng)前行；（使）蠕動(dòng)進(jìn)入（有限空間）；給（動(dòng)物）驅(qū)腸蟲(chóng)；在（粗繩）外面繞細(xì)繩（worm 的現(xiàn)在分詞）

He succeeded in worming himself into power.
他成功地爬進(jìn)了掌權(quán)階層。
They have become a channel for the delivery of other life-saving interventions, such as bednets to protect against malaria, de-worming medicine and vitamin A supplements.
這些運(yùn)動(dòng)已成為提供其他拯救生命措施，如預(yù)防瘧疾的蚊帳、除蟲(chóng)藥物和維生素A添加劑等的渠道。
But tea-partiers will consider all the worming and the takeover to have been for naught if a candidate from the right of the party fails to win its presidential nomination.
不過(guò)，如果來(lái)自右翼政黨的候選人無(wú)法贏得候選總統(tǒng)提名的資格，那么茶黨成員會(huì)認(rèn)為此前所有的努力都會(huì)化為烏有。

While Apple remains apparently stymied in its attempt to remake the television business, makers of TV add-on devices are slowly and quietly worming their way toward a new world of television.
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He got on a conference call with reporters yesterday to tout how Glaxo is increasing its donation of a de-worming pill for African kids by 400 million pills to a even 1 billion pills by 2012.
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A worm is a small animal with a long thin body, no bones, and no legs.
If you say that someone is worming their way to success, or is worming their way into someone else's affection, you disapprove of the way that they are gradually making someone trust them or like them, often in order to deceive them or gain some advantage.
A worm is a computer program that contains a virus which duplicates itself many times in a network.
If you say that someone is opening a can of worms, you are warning them that they are planning to do or talk about something that is much more complicated, unpleasant, or difficult than they realize and that might be better left alone.