shambling

英 [ˈʃæmblɪŋ]

美 [ˈʃæmblɪŋ]

v.  拖着脚走; 蹒跚
shamble的现在分词

现在分词：shambling　

BNC.41658 / COCA.42629

柯林斯词典

• VERB 拖着脚走;蹒跚而行
  If youshamblesomewhere, you walk clumsily, pulling your feet along the ground.
  1. The conductor shambled to the next carriage.
     售票员慵懒地拖着脚走向下一节车厢。
  2. ...his tall, shambling figure.
     他那高大而且步履蹒跚的背影

英英释义

noun

• walking with a slow dragging motion without lifting your feet
  1. from his shambling I assumed he was very old
  Synonym:shambleshuffleshuffling

双语例句

• Within weeks, the fields of Westfall stood empty save for their silent, shambling caretakers.
  几个星期内，西部荒野的田间人去楼空，只留下他们沉默，蹒跚的守卫者。
• He was hollow-chested, squint-eyed, and rather shambling, but spry enough withal.
  他胸膛低陷，眼睛斜视，步履蹒跚，但又着实生气勃勃。
• With a shambling gait she came into the room, looking older than the last time we had seen her.
  她以蹒跚的脚步走进房间，看上去比我们上次见到她时老多了。
• China, for the price of its patronage and protection, has been sucking up what's left of the shambling North Korean economy.
  中国，为乘客量和保护价，已经吸了一下对朝鲜经济的蹒跚的离开了。
• One day he saw lincoln& a tall, shambling man, long, bony, gawky, but tremendously impressive.
  有一天他看见林肯&一个脚步踉踉的高个子，又瘦又长，笨手笨脚的，但是给人以极其深刻的印象。
• Hadley was a tail, shambling man with thinning red hair.
  哈力是高个子，走起路来摇摇晃晃，有一头稀疏的红发。