rocky
UK ['rɒk.i] US ['rɑ:.ki] adjective
STONE 岩石
■made of rock and therefore usually rough and difficult to travel along 岩石构成的，多岩石的；崎岖难行的•She scrambled along the rocky path.她沿着一条崎岖的小道攀爬。
UK ['rɒk.i] US ['rɑ:.ki] adjective
UNSTEADY/UNCERTAIN 摇晃
■unable to balance very well 身体摇摇晃晃的；头晕目眩的•After two months in a hospital bed, I felt a bit rocky on my feet.住院卧床两个月后，我感到走路有点摇摇晃晃的。 ■uncertain and difficult and not likely to last long 不稳定的；不牢靠的；动摇不定的•Their relationship got off to a rocky start.他们的关系一开始就不很稳定。
UK ['rɒk.i] US ['rɑ:.ki] adjective
rocky road
■If you are on a rocky road, you are experiencing a difficult period and have a lot of problems 障碍重重的道路；重重困难•Greenspan predicts a rocky road ahead for the economy.格林斯潘预言经济会面临重重困难。 |