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falter 是什么意思 |
| 音标：[ 'fɔ:ltə ] | | 过去式:faltered 过去分词:faltered 现在分词:faltering |
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中文翻译与英英解释 | vi.
1.蹒跚，踉跄，摇晃。
2.颤抖，支吾，结巴。
3.逡巡，踌躇，迟疑；畏缩；(记忆力等)不确定，不稳定。
vt.
结结巴巴地说 (out)。
n.
1.摇晃。
2.支吾，结巴。
3.踌躇，逡巡；不稳。
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| the act of pausing uncertainly; "there was a hesitation in his speech"
同义词：hesitation, waver, faltering,
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| speak haltingly; "The speaker faltered when he saw his opponent enter the room"
同义词：bumble, stutter, stammer,
| | walk unsteadily; "The drunk man stumbled about"
同义词：stumble, bumble,
| | move hesitatingly, as if about to give way
同义词：waver,
| | be unsure or weak; "Their enthusiasm is faltering"
同义词：waver,
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| Falter (literally "Butterfly") is a weekly magazine published in Vienna, Austria. |
例句与用法 | 1. | His heart swelled, lifted up, faltered .
他的心膨胀着，上升着，摇晃着。
| | 2. | The untrained nazi troops sometimes faltered .
未经训练的纳粹兵常常不堪一击。
| | 3. | He faltered for an instant; then went on as before .
他战栗了一下；然后照样说下去。
| | 4. | The queen leaned forward with a ting falter of her stout body .
女王硬朗的身子微微前倾。
| | 5. | Her manner was short and abrupt, yet faltering and timid .
她的态度有点唐突生硬，却又犹豫胆怯。
| | 6. | The narrator, whose voice had faltered lately, stopped .
叙述者的声音越来越嗫嚅了，说到这里便停止住。
| | 7. | Philosophers falter in wisdom, and christian in goodness .
哲学家会在智慧上动摇，基督徒会在善行中动摇。
| | 8. | There was a pause. then ursula broke into faltering challenge .
停顿了一下后，厄秀拉开始结结巴巴地反击了。
| | 9. | When doctor portman read this portion of the letter his voice faltered .
读到信的这部分，波特曼博士的声音发抖了。
| | 10. | "i suppose i have," faltered tess, looking uncomfortable again .
“我想是吧，”苔丝又局促不安起来，吞吞吐吐地说。
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