naughtily造句

naughtily or annoyingly playful.

Unconsciously, time slipped naughtily between my fingers.

The bond maid peeps out to very naughtily smile dimple.

On the map that promontory looks like a nose , naughtily turned up.

Silver twinkling stars are brighter than each other, just like a fairy, blinking naughtily.

In winter, snowflakes, like crystal-clear spirits, flip around naughtily and fall on the ground.

A big red sun, hiding in the clouds, looming, naughtily playing with people "hide-and-seek".

He runs naughtily because he has your leftovers in his hand, and he always likes to share your leftovers.

In contrast to this bleak, wild, another personality structure is also naughtily crowded in the West Lake shore for fun.

In winter, snowflakes, like crystal and transparent elves, flip naughtily on the hillside and fall on the ground.

But the tip of the wheat spiked out the snow quilt and went naughtily to bathe in the warm sun.

These dinosaurs were made of straw, there were roaring Tyrannosaurus rex, flying pterosaurs, and some little dinosaurs were playing naughtily. It was very interesting.

但是如若不努力,那就是必定没有未来的。

Spring water, like a bright spirit, gushes day and night, naughtily arches the red willow roots, blows a string of big and small bubbles, plays and fights.

Occasionally, a few white sheep, walking slowly in the air, occasionally naughtily jumping on the ground, from a distance, are agitating in the green ocean.

My lovely niece leaned down and smelled the fragrance of flowers. Then she pouted her little mouth and kissed the flowers naughtily. I quickly took the beautiful moment with my camera.

The tit wakes up the sleeping forest, the Phoenix Tail Bamboo stretches its slender waist and limbs, and the dew dancing on the bamboo leaves falls and naughtily kisses the village girl's face.

Sometimes in autumn, the wind will naughtily shake the branches and leaves loudly and loudly, as if it had to shake the fruits all over the place to stop.

Researchers from the Universite DE Montreal School of Psychoeducation observed as moms and dads interacted with their toddlers while the kids, aged 12 to 18 months, were exposed to "risky" situations.

The breeze is accompanied by the fragrance of flowers and plants, touching my face from time to time, and the fish in the water kisses my feet naughtily. It really feels like being in a paradise.