twitch
抽搐,抽动,跳动,抽风
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- : to tug or pull at with a quick, short movement; pluck: She twitched him by the sleeve.
- : to jerk rapidly: The rider twitched the reins a couple of times.
- : to move with a sudden, jerking motion.
- : to pinch or pull at sharply and painfully; give a smarting pinch to; nip.
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- : to move spasmodically or convulsively; jerk; jump.
- : to give a sharp, sudden pull; tug; pluck: He constantly twitched at his collar.
- : to ache or hurt with a sharp, shooting pain; twinge: That back tooth twitches a bit.
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As expected, TikTok surged the most, to 68 percent in 2021 from 16 percent in 2020, Snapchat rose to 26 percent from 16 percent, and Twitch lifted to 13 percent from 5 percent.
The network became Twitch’s first content partner with the debut of a channel dedicated to the zombie drama series, while bringing in McDonald’s to sponsor weekly co-branded MadLibs games.
The brand has also doubled its spend on social platforms, like TikTok, Snapchat and Twitch, since last year.
They were not just twitches or reflexes, I knew for sure, but outright attempts at contact.
The media agency has taken on several digital-first clients, including Twitch, Netflix, Pinterest, Nerdwallet and Dropbox, in part to balance out a heavy load of travel clients that went silent amidst the corona crisis of the last year.
So what if you can barely twitch a toe let alone move a leg?
“As long as the game is not happening right in front of my nose but somewhere in the midfield, I let it twitch,” he said.
Twitch: I should probably add my own, because I love watching Hearthstone (my favorite professional player is Trump).
The Twomblys, which might appear settled in more sedate company, here writhe and twitch.
Strangely, this has become a particular twitch on the far right—folks who couldn't be getting their history more wrong.
The creature's ears seemed literally to with greed of news as he crossed the great quiet room.