
英:/'ˈwɒbli/ 美:/'ˈwɑːbli/
摇晃不稳的
比较级:wobblier 最高级:wobbliest
adj. 不稳定的;摆动的;歪斜的
My grandma always feels wobbly about problems.
我奶奶遇到问题总是拿不定主意。
After the operation, the patient's still wobbly.
手术完后,病人还很虚弱。
The wobbly old ladder made him fall from a height.
摇晃不稳的旧梯子让他从高处摔了下来。
He's still a bit wobbly after the operation
他动了手术之后仍然有点儿站不稳
Corporate lending and parts of consumer credit, such as credit cards and car loans, are wobbly.
公司贷款和部分消费者信贷,例如信用卡和汽车贷款,都不稳定。
That's true for voters. But government subsidy is a wobbly foundation on which to build a business.
对选民来说的确如此。但是,将企业建立在政府补贴的基础上也是不稳定的。
The evening got off to a wobbly start.
这次晚会一开始就不顺当。
I was sitting on a wobbly plastic chair.
我当时正坐在一把摇摇晃晃的塑料椅子上。
At first, you were wobbly, but then it becomes effortless.
起初,你摇摆不定,但是过一段时间就变得毫不费力了。
adj.|unstable/volatile;不稳定的;摆动的;歪斜的
wobbly 是一个形容词,主要描述物体或状态不稳定、摇晃、摇摆不定的特性。其核心含义围绕着缺乏稳固性或平衡性。具体可细分为以下层面:
物理上的不稳定与摇晃:
动作或行走的摇晃不稳:
声音的颤抖:
比喻意义上的不稳定与不可靠:
反义词: stable, steady, firm, solid.
“Wobbly” 的核心在于描述一种缺乏稳固性、平衡性或确定性的状态,无论是物理实体的摇晃、动作的蹒跚、声音的颤抖,还是抽象概念(如计划、情绪、经济)的脆弱和不可靠。其具体含义需结合上下文判断。
权威来源参考:
“wobbly”是一个形容词,主要用于描述物体或状态的不稳定、摇晃或缺乏平衡。以下是详细解释:
The toddler took a few wobbly steps.(婴儿摇摇晃晃走了几步。)
After the news, her voice sounded wobbly.(听到消息后,她的声音颤抖。)
The government’s policy is on wobbly ground.(政府的政策岌岌可危。)
He threw a wobbly when he saw the mess.(他看到一团糟时大发雷霆。)
使用时需结合语境判断具体含义,物理摇晃或抽象不稳定性均可适用。
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