wobbly

wobbly [ˈwɒbli]  [ˈwɑ:bli] 

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比较级:wobblier

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最高级:wobbliest

wobbly 基本解释

形容词摇摆的; 颤动的; 不稳定的; 歪斜的

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wobbly 网络解释

1. 摆动的:wobbler 易变的人 | wobbly 摆动的 | wobegone 悲哀的

2. 拖动/调整大小/移动窗口时实现凝胶效果:Water 使鼠标指针在屏幕上起波纹,仿佛在水中. | Wobbly 拖动/调整大小/移动窗口时实现凝胶效果. | Zoom 放大/缩小屏幕某部分,同时可以滚动.

3. (形容词)摇晃的:Nickname: 昵称 | Wobbly: (形容词)摇晃的 | Initially: 起初地;开始地

4. 不稳定的:self-indulgence 放纵 | wobbly 不稳定的 | armor 装甲

wobbly 词典解释

1. 摇摆的;晃动的
    Something that is wobbly moves unsteadily from side to side.

    e.g. I was sitting on a wobbly plastic chair.
           我正坐在一把摇摇晃晃的塑料椅上。
    e.g. ...a wobbly green jelly.
           颤动着的绿色果冻

2. (尤指因为害怕、生病或筋疲力尽而)颤抖的,打战的,颤巍巍的,站不稳的
    If you feel wobbly or if your legs feel wobbly, you feel weak and have difficulty standing up, especially because you are afraid, ill, or exhausted.

    e.g. She could not maintain her balance and moved in a wobbly fashion...
           她无法保持平衡,走路颤颤巍巍。
    e.g. Ryan was exhausted by the flight and walked off with wobbly legs to find Clark.
           飞行旅程让瑞安筋疲力尽,他双腿颤抖着走出来寻找克拉克。

3. (声音)发抖的,发颤的,颤抖的
    If a person's voice is wobbly, it sounds weak and keeps varying in pitch, for example because the person is about to cry.

    e.g. 'So that's why I want to go home,' he said in a wobbly voice.
           “所以这就是我要回家的原因,”他声音颤抖地说。

4. (组织、经济或计划)不稳的,动荡的
    If you describe an organization, economy, or plan as wobbly, you think it is not very good or will not be successful.

    e.g. ...cheap deals on wobbly airlines...
           搭乘处于风雨飘摇的航空公司的航班的便宜买卖
    e.g. Both countries suffer from soaring unemployment, large budget deficits and wobbly financial sectors.
           两国都深受失业率飙升、预算赤字拉大以及财政岌岌可危之苦。

wobbly 单语例句

1. Starting from August 28, the automaker will install a new component in all affected vehicles to avoid wobbly transmissions.

2. wobbly

2. Although Mei Lan can walk, she is a little wobbly on her feet and tumbles easily.

3. Pollsters attributed the prevalent unhappiness of Americans to falling home prices, a wobbly stock market and the Iraq war.

4. She was too weak and wobbly and hinted that she was nauseous, as well.

5. Buntin immediately skated over and helped her to her feet and she was wobbly as she went to the sideboards.

6. " He was wobbly and he had very shallow breathing, " said Fire Chief Robert Chatfield.

7. Bush not to go " wobbly " and let Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein get away with invading Kuwait in 1990.

8. The wobbly windows apparently have not caused much damage on the ground.

wobbly 英英释义

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adj

1. inclined to shake as from weakness or defect

    e.g. a rickety table
           a wobbly chair with shaky legs
           the ladder felt a little wobbly
           the bridge still stands though one of the arches is wonky

    Synonym: rickety shaky wonky