falter

释义

vi.（嗓音）颤抖; 支吾其词; 蹒跚; 摇晃

大小写变形: Falter

词态变化

第三人称单数 :   falters ; 过去式 :   faltered ; 过去分词 :   faltered ; 现在分词 :   faltering ; 形容词 :   faltering ;

实用场景例句

Economic growth has faltered, bringing daily routines to a complete halt.

经济增长步履蹒跚，日常生活陷入彻底停滞。

金山词霸

The car vanished quickly around the bend, yet its engine did not falter in speed.

汽车迅速消失在弯道处，但其发动机的速度并未减弱。

金山词霸

Unshaken by doubts, I press on toward a brighter future without falter.

我对更加光明的未来坚定不移地前进，毫不踌躇。

金山词霸

His steps began to falter as he neared the residence.

他接近那座住所时，脚步开始变得迟疑。

金山词霸

Her trembling words made her falter, forcing a brief pause to regain composure.

她颤抖的话语让她支吾，迫使她短暂停顿以恢复镇定。

金山词霸

faltering economic growth

增长乏力的经济

金山词霸

She didn't falter in her devotion to the cause.

她对事业从未动摇过。

金山词霸

She approached the podium without faltering.

她毫不犹豫地走向了讲台。

金山词霸

Her determination never faltered.

她的决心从未动摇过。

金山词霸

The team shows no signs of faltering.

这支队伍没有动摇的迹象。

金山词霸

The rear, however, did not bind or falter at full articulation.

在后方, 但是, 没有约束力或动摇充分阐明.

期刊摘选

Those who taste instant success usually falter quickly in the aftermath of their luck.

那些品尝到快速成功滋味的人通常在他们的幸运过后迅速畏缩.

期刊摘选

One would expect them to know their parts by heart and never have cause to falter.

人们都期待演员们把自己那部分台词谙记在心,绝不允许结结巴巴地吐词.

期刊摘选

Autumn Period, the patriarchal clan system begins to falter and political order falls into disarray.

春秋时期,王室衰微,诸侯争霸,卿大夫崛起,家臣活跃, 宗法制开始动摇,政治秩序陷入混乱.

期刊摘选

The euro zone recovery could yet falter, or prove sickly.

欧元区的复苏可能尚不稳定, 甚至会较为无力.

期刊摘选

Not very easy and most people will falter and forget due to nerves.

不是很容易,大多数人会动摇,忘记了由于神经.

期刊摘选

We must be brave, we must not falter , hold steady , hold steady.

我们必须勇敢, 不要害怕, 坚守阵地.

期刊摘选

The network instantly routed around the breach and didn't falter a bit.

该网络当即毫不迟疑地围绕缺口连线.

期刊摘选

英英释义

Noun

1. the act of pausing uncertainly;

"there was a hesitation in his speech"

Verb

1. be unsure or weak;

"Their enthusiasm is faltering"

2. move hesitatingly, as if about to give way

3. walk unsteadily;

"The drunk man stumbled about"

4. speak haltingly;

"The speaker faltered when he saw his opponent enter the room"