wobbly
UK ['wɒb.l.i] US ['wɑ:.bl-] adjective
MOVING 移动
■likely to wobble 摇摇晃晃的•a wobbly ladder/table摇摇晃晃的梯子／桌子 •I've been in bed with flu and my legs are still feeling all wobbly.我因流感而卧床休息，腿仍然感觉摇摇晃晃的。 •"Look, I've got a wobbly tooth," said my little daughter, proudly.“瞧，我有一颗牙活动了。”我的小女儿骄傲地说道。 •humorous I'm trying to tone up my wobbly bits (= fat areas of the body) generally.我正设法减掉身上的肥肉。
UK ['wɒb.l.i] US ['wɑ:.bl-] adjective
NOT CERTAIN 不确定的 informal
■uncertain what to do or changing repeatedly between two opinions 拿不定主意的；动摇的；（在两种观点间）变来变去的•Last week I felt sure I was doing the right thing but I've started to feel a bit wobbly about it.上周我很肯定自己做对了，可是现在我觉得有点不肯定了。
UK ['wɒb.l.i] US ['wɑ:.bl-] noun UK informal
throw a wobbly
■to become extremely angry and upset 非常愤怒；极不高兴•My parents threw a wobbly when they found out I'd had a party while they were away.当父母发现我趁他们不在的时候举行聚会，他们非常不高兴。 |