whisk (one) around

1. To physically move one around some place very quickly or frenetically. I don't really feel like we had a proper dance—he just whisked me around the room all evening.

2. To guide or direct one around some place very quickly or frenetically. It was a terrible tour—they whisked us around various parts the city so fast that I can barely even remember them. The boss whisked me around the office building so I could see the layout before showing me where I would be working.

whisk someone around

to move someone around rapidly from place to place. I didn't get much chance to see the city. They just whisked me around. We whisked around the visitor from place to place.

词组	whisk (one) around
释义	whisk (one) around whisk (one) around 1. To physically move one around some place very quickly or frenetically. I don't really feel like we had a proper dance—he just whisked me around the room all evening. 2. To guide or direct one around some place very quickly or frenetically. It was a terrible tour—they whisked us around various parts the city so fast that I can barely even remember them. The boss whisked me around the office building so I could see the layout before showing me where I would be working. See also: around, whisk Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. whisk someone around to move someone around rapidly from place to place. I didn't get much chance to see the city. They just whisked me around. We whisked around the visitor from place to place. See also: around, whisk McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: find way around bomb around go around and around dart around gaze around get (someone) around the table get around the table around (one's) ears gaze around at (someone or something) ferry around
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