shamble

美['ʃæmbl] 英['ʃæmbl]

n. 蹒跚；摇晃的脚步

v. 蹒跚地走；摇摇晃晃地走；摇晃不稳

过去式：shambled 过去分词：shambled 现在分词：shambling 第三人称单数：shambles

近义词：shuffle，amble，waddle，dragyourfeet，walk，shuffling，scuffle，shambling，

n.(名词)

v.(动词)

adj.(形容词)

Noun

walking with a slow dragging motion without lifting your feet;
"from his shambling I assumed he was very old"

Verb

walk by dragging one's feet;
"he shuffled out of the room" "We heard his feet shuffling down the hall"

Wait, please; you betray too much vigor, too much decision; you want more of a shamble. 您先别忙；这可显着太有精神，太有决断了；还得再带点儿磨磨蹭蹭的样子才成。
Shuffle and shamble indicate moving without lifting the feet completely off the ground. shuffle 和shamble 均指行走时脚不完全离开地面.
They shamble, unused to walking on two legs, and find the human's mild sensory depravation unnerving. 他们摇摇晃晃,不习惯用两条腿走路,并且觉得人类温和的感观会使他们失常堕落。
Wait, please; you betray too much vigor, too much decision; you want more of a shamble . 您先别忙；这可显着太有精神，太有决断了；还得再带点儿磨磨蹭蹭的样子才成。
Allie's heart nearly bursts.The last time she saw this house it was a rotted decaying shamble. 她出身富有的上层社会，受过良好的教育，她对绘画的执着与热爱，恐怕只有诺亚能够理解。
Should Amare Stoudemire tell Steve Kerr he'd rather go play on Cybertron than watch Shaq shamble up and down the court in Phoenix? 我不知道。

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