teeters

摇摆

常用释义

词性释义

v.

摇摆,摇晃(teeter 的第三人称单数):在两个相反的位置或状态之间不稳定地移动或变化。

· The tightrope walker teeters on the rope.

走钢丝的人在绳子上摇摆不定。
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She will start with a low one-inch heel and build up to a towering five inches by the age of 23, as she teeters into womanhood.
她最初会穿低于一英寸的根,在23岁缓缓地走进一个女人时代的时候使其达到五英寸的高度。
While Greece teeters, one of its eurozone peers on the Iberian Peninsula is feeling a tad wobbly too.
希腊一个踉跄,伊比利亚半岛上的另一个欧元区国家也感到了一丝摇晃。
He beams as she teeters across the road on high heels.
他微笑地看着她踩着高跟鞋袅娜地穿过马路。
作为世界的边缘徘徊,一个不朽的斗争中的主导地位,变成一个单纯的生存。
Tension growing between the mighty city-states means the Sword Coast again teeters on the edge of open war.
城邦之间越来越浓的火药味无时无刻不再暗示着剑湾蹒跚地走在战争的边缘。
But as the US teeters on the edge of recession, life is becoming harder for the average American.
但是,随着美国陷入衰退边缘,普通美国人的生活正在日渐困难。
希腊仍在违约的边缘上徘徊,意大利和西班牙国债收益率接近难以持续的水平。
The first big sign of trouble on Wall Street. Bear Stearns teeters , but it's bought before collapsing.
贝尔斯登公司成为华尔街金融困境的先兆,最终为摩根大通收购。
The world teeters on the brink of collapse, and they realise that only a completely new approach will provide a way out.
世界局势已经走上崩溃的边缘,这些领导人知道只有一个完全崭新的方法才能脱离其中。
The world's most charismatic carnivore teeters on the brink of extinction - but Stephen Mills still has hope.
世界上大多吸引人食肉动物濒临绝种—但是斯蒂芬弥尔仍然有希望。