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他不高兴地摇着头。用英语怎么说？

他不高兴地摇着头。

He wags his head unhappily.

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he wags his head unhappily

he

pron. 他，它，一个人；n. 雄性动物；

wags

abbr. weighted agreement scores 加权的协议分数；v. （使）摇动，摇摆( wag的第三人称单数 )；

his

pron. (he的所有格)他的，(he的物主代词)他的东西；det. 属于他的，用于名词前，自己的，指某人的，上帝的；

head

n. 上端，头脑，头部，首脑，首长；vt. 用头顶，前进，作为…的首领，站在…的前头；vi. 朝…行进，出发，向…方向移动，船驶往；adj. 头的，在前头的，首要的，在顶端的；

unhappily

adv. 不快乐地，悲惨地，痛苦地，不幸地；
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