1670s, as the fidget "uneasiness," later the fidgets, from a verb fidge "move restlessly" (16c., surviving longest in Scottish), perhaps from Middle English fiken "to fidget, hasten" (see fike (v.)).
fidget (v.)
1670s (implied in fidgetting); see fidget (n.). Related: Fidgeted.
权威例句
1. What a fidget you are!
你老是不安生!
2. It annoys me when you fidget!
你一坐立不安,我就觉得厌烦!
3. Presently he began to fidget on his seat.
接着他就坐立不安起来.
4. He likes to fidget with computers.
他喜欢玩弄电脑.
5. Hurry up, your father is beginning to fidget, ie show signs of impatience.