wobbled

英 [ˈwɒbld]

美 [ˈwɑːbld]

v.  (使)摇摆，摇晃; 一摇一摆地走; 犹豫不决; 信心动摇
wobble的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 摇摆;摇晃
  If something or someonewobbles, they make small movements from side to side, for example because they are unsteady.
  1. The table wobbled when I leaned on it...
     我往桌上一靠，桌子就摇晃了起来。
  2. Just then, Bart returned, wobbling on his skates...
     就在这时，巴特摇摇晃晃地滑着轮滑回来了。
  3. I narrowly missed a cyclist who wobbled into my path...
     我险些被一个摇摇晃晃迎面而来的骑车人撞倒。
  4. He placed one hand heavily on a fragile, wobbling table.
     他把一只手重重地放在一张摇摇晃晃的桌上。
  5. Wobbleis also a noun.
     
  6. We might look for a tiny wobble in the position of a star.
     我们也许会观察到恒星的位置微微地变动。
• VERB (人或政府)动摇，摇摆不定
  If a person or governmentwobbles, they suddenly appear less secure or less sure about something.
  1. The coach began to wobble when some of his team selections provoked much baffled comment.
     当一些队员的入选招致许多不解的非议时，教练开始动摇了。
  2. Wobbleis also a noun.
     
  3. Even a small wobble will hurt its banks, which have roughly $120 billion in outstanding property loans.
     哪怕稍有波动也会殃及其银行，各银行有大约1,200亿美元未偿房贷。

双语例句

• His voice wobbled when he sang.
  他唱歌时他的声音颤动。
• I wobbled Uncertainly for a couple of paces, then over I went.
  我踉跄了几步就跌倒了。
• When western markets first seriously wobbled in July and August of 2007, emerging markets continued powering ahead.
  2007年7月和8月，当西方市场首次经历严重困境时，新兴市场仍继续大踏步向前。
• The table wobbled when I leaned on it
  我往桌上一靠，桌子就摇晃了起来。
• I wobbled in my opinion.
  我的意见游移不定。
• I hit her, and she wobbled and fell into a ditch.
  我打中了她，她摇摇晃晃跌进了一条沟里。
• The table wobbled on its uneven legs.
  这桌子腿不平，直晃悠。
• On days when after-shocks from the crisis wobbled markets, the dollar rallied.
  而在危机余震导致市场动荡不安时，美元就出现了反弹。
• The housing market wobbled again, as tax credits expired.
  由于税收优惠政策到期，住宅市场再次出现动荡。
• As she approached her chair, the carton wobbled, and there was a scratching noise.
  当她走近她的座位时，纸板箱晃动起来，从里面传出擦刮的声音。