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用法例句

A staggering or tottering movement or gait.

蹒跚的步态左右摆晃或蹒跚的动作或步态

Infirm, feeble, and often senile.

蹒跚的虚弱的，衰弱的，因老而糊涂的

a toddler's first few halting steps

孩子初学走路时那蹒跚的几步.

a person who ran with a clumsy, hobbling gait.

一个笨拙且步履蹒跚的跑步者

The old woman's halting steps revealed the feebleness of her constitution.

老人家蹒跚的脚步显出她体质衰弱。

He had only gentle, dotty old neighbors.

他只有几位举止文雅，步履蹒跚的年老邻居。

The Reason for Duty Expense Monetization Reform s Slow Step;

透析职务消费货币化改革步履蹒跚的根源

The tired old man stumbled along.

这疲倦的老人蹒跚前行。

One who toddles, especially a young child learning to walk.

蹒跚行走的人一个蹒跚行走的人，尤指一个刚学习走路的幼儿

The waiter was staggering back toward the kitchen, an expression of horror on his face, staring at Michael in disbelief.

堂棺倌蹒蹒跚跚地向厨房退去，脸上带着惊恐的神色。

To walk heavily and clumsily with a pronounced sway.

蹒跚而行明显地摇摆着的沉重地走

The tired old man shambles.

那个疲倦的老人蹒跚而行。

The tired old woman stumbled along.

这位疲惫的老妇人步履蹒跚地走着。

The old man lumped along with a heavy heart.

老人怀着沉重的心情蹒跚走去。

He ran lurching down the steep slope to the road.

他蹒跚着冲下陡峭的山坡，来到公路上。

The small shopkeeper shuffled forward.

瘦小的店主步履蹒跚地迎上来。

Staggering Forward--Musical Play s 20 Years in China;

蹒跚学步——音乐剧在中国的20年

teenagers slopping around in unlaced sneakers.

穿着没有系紧鞋带的运动鞋蹒跚着的孩子们。