1590s, "move round rapidly" (intransitive), of uncertain origin, possibly connected with Old English twirl "a stirrer, handle of a churn," and Old Norse tvara "pot-sticker, stirrer." Or on another guess a blend of twist and whirl. Transitive sense, "cause to revolve rapidly," is from 1620s. Related: Twirled; twirling.
twirl (n.)
1590s, "rapid circular motion," from twirl (v.).
雙語(yǔ)例句
1. Several hundred people twirl around the ballroom dance floor.