wobbles

英 [英 [ˈwɒblz]]

美 [美 [ˈwɑːblz]]

v.  (使)摇摆，摇晃; 一摇一摆地走; 犹豫不决; 信心动摇
wobble的第三人称单数

　 　 　 　

双语例句

• An ordinary object does not simply rotate, it wobbles, shakes and bends.
  一般物体不仅会转动，还会晃动，摇动和弯曲。
• Today Andy wobbles down the main street of Malong, searching to remember how to walk.
  今天，马普安在马龙的大街上摇摇晃晃地走着，努力想记起该怎么走路。
• However, questions are being asked about the continuing phenomenal success of Chinese IPOs, given recent market wobbles.
  但是，考虑到近期的市场动荡，有人质疑中国IPO能否继续获得令人瞩目的成功。
• He says there may be initial wobbles, especially if a big-cap stock debuts, but no long-term impact.
  他表示，最初可能会出现波动，尤其是在大盘股率先上市的情况下，但长期而言不会有什么影响。
• Since periodontal disease results in loss of both bone and periodontal ligament, the tooth gradually wobbles in its socket.
  由于牙周病同时损害了牙槽骨和牙周韧带，遂使牙齿在牙槽里晃动。
• Much like a bowling pin that wobbles back and forth yet does not fall, a penguin's body is carried forward by kinetic energy.
  企鹅的身体非常类似一个来回摇摆却不会倒下的保龄球瓶，被动能带动向前。
• I wouldn't sit on that chair-it wobbles.
  我不想坐那张椅子，它直摇晃。
• So far, though, the financial wobbles, however unnerving, look like a healthy repricing of risk.
  但到目前为止，金融波动尽管令人无限沮丧，但看来不失为一种健康的风险重估。
• The wobbles associated with rebalancing need be endured.
  各方需要忍耐全球经济再平衡过程中的摇摆。
• The floor is rough so the table wobbles.
  地板不平，所以桌子摇晃。