1.细枝；小枝；嫩枝a small very thin branch that grows out of a larger branch on a bush or tree
1.[i][t](informal)~ (sth).~ what….~ (that)…（突然地）懂得，理解，明白，意识到to suddenly understand or realize sth
Haven't you twigged yet?难道你还不明白？
I finally twigged what he meant.我终于弄明白了他的意思。
when i said to molly the man at the corner of cuffed street was goodlooking , thought she might like , twigged at once he had a false arm.
当我对摩莉说，卡夫街拐角那儿的男子长得英俊，她想必喜欢这样的，她却马上发现他有一只胳膊是假的。
There had been signs that the bond markets had twigged, with Treasury yields falling in the past few weeks.
债市已经提供了一些线索，如国库券收益在过去几周里有所下降。
I finally twigged where they had come from.
我终于明白他们从哪来的了。
The soldier twigged him.
士兵注意到他了。
I soon twigged why she hadn't come.
我没多久就知道她为什么没有来。
The layman has twigged what the strategist twigged almost two decades ago
外行明白了战略家近二十年前明白的东西
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