shaky
美 ['ʃeɪki]
英 ['ʃeɪki]
- adj.颤抖的；颤巍巍的；不稳固的；不牢靠的
- 网络摇晃的；不可靠的；动摇
比较级：shakier 最高级：shakiest
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1. | 颤抖的；颤巍巍的shaking and feeling weak because you are ill/sick, emotional or old |
Her voice sounded shaky on the phone. 电话里她的声音听着发颤。 | |
The old man was very shaky on his feet. 老人站在那儿，颤巍巍的。 |
2. | 不稳固的；不牢靠的；摇晃的；不确切的not firm or safe; not certain |
That ladder looks a little shaky. 这梯子看来不大牢靠。 | |
Her memories of the accident are a little shaky. 那次事故她记不太清楚了。 | |
The protesters are on shaky ground(= it is not certain that their claims are valid) . 抗议者未必站得住脚。 |
3. | 不大出色的；成问题的；可能失败的not seeming very successful; likely to fail |
Business is looking shaky at the moment. 从目前看，业务举步维艰。 | |
After a shaky start, they fought back to win 3–2. 他们开局不顺，但最终以 3:2 反败为胜。 |