转悠
rotate; stroll around
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to rotate; to turn round and round
informalUsually refers to eyeballs or small objects moving in a circular motion. Often implies a shifty or calculating look when used for eyes.
His eyeballs were spinning around.
He sat there with his eyes constantly darting around, wondering what he was thinking.
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The kitten stared at the mouse, its eyes moving back and forth.
Don't just sit there rolling your eyes—get to work!
His eyes moved around quickly, making him look very clever.
verb
to stroll around; to wander aimlessly; to hang out
informalImplies casual walking without a specific destination, often to kill time or relax. Common in northern Chinese dialects.
On Sunday, I strolled around the streets for a while.
On weekends, I like to hang out at the park.
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He doesn't have a job and wanders around the streets all day.
Let's stroll around the mall for a bit; we have nothing else to do anyway.
Stop wandering around outside for no reason and come home to eat.