法律英语词汇
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单词:waver [ˈweivə] v.i. ① to become weaker or less certain 动摇
② to not make a decision because you have doubts 踌躇,犹豫
waver between sth and sth
③ to move gently in several different directions 摇摆
wavering [ʌnˈweivəriŋ] adj 犹豫不决的
unwavering [ʌnˈweivəriŋ] adj 毫不动摇的
索引词:waver
例文:[例7]
One hour had passed before the students’ concentration began to waver. 过了一小时,学生们的注意力开始下降。
[例8]
Dr. Watson never wavered in his loyalty to Sherlock Holmes. 华生医生对歇洛克·福尔摩斯忠心耿耿,从未动摇。
[例9]
I’m wavering between la choucroute and le cassoulet for dinner. 我拿不定主意,晚餐吃酸菜好,还是吃豆焖肉好。
[例10]
The government is wavering between taking tougher measures to combat drugs and decriminalizing marijuana. 采取更严厉的缉毒措施,还是把大麻合法化,政府首鼠两端,不知如何是好。
[例11]
The fireplace flame wavered, throwing shadows on the wall. 炉火跳动,在墙壁上投下影子。
[例12]
The branches of the weeping willow wavered in the breeze. 垂柳的枝条在轻风中摇曳。