lurches

lurches读音音标

英

美[lɜrtʃ]

lurches意思解释

v.

摇晃；倾斜；摇摇晃晃；(心脏或胃)突然跳动

n.

突然倾斜；(突然感到)兴奋或失望

网络

蹒跚；徘徊；举步蹒跚

变形

第三人称单数：

lurches

过去式：

lurched

现在分词：

lurching

英英释义

lurch

[ lə:tʃ ]

n.

an unsteady uneven gait

同义词：stumblestagger

a decisive defeat in a game (especially in cribbage)

abrupt up-and-down motion (as caused by a ship or other conveyance)

同义词：pitchpitching

the act of moving forward suddenly

同义词：lunge

v.

walk as if unable to control one\'s movements

同义词：staggerreelkeelswagcareen

move abruptly

\"The ship suddenly lurched to the left\"

同义词：pitchshift

move slowly and unsteadily

\"The truck lurched down the road\"

loiter about, with no apparent aim

同义词：prowl

defeat by a lurch

同义词：skunk

双语例句

1.

In

amorepessimisticscenario,

the

drachma

might have fallen in

lurchesleading

to

a series

of

so-calledcrises.更为悲观的情形是，德拉克马出现跳跃式贬值，引发一系列所谓的危机。2.

The

lights

grow

brighter

as the

earthlurchesaway

from the

sun.大地蹒跚着离开太阳，电灯显得更亮。tr.bab.la3.

Well-

financedWesternresearchprojectsseduce

health

careworkersfromotherimportantwork.Westernbureaucracy

lurches

andstalls.资金雄厚的西方科研项目诱使医护工作者离开其他重要的工作，西方官僚机构处于动荡和停止。.cn4.It

offers an

exhilarating

if

often

erratic

ride(it

belches

smokeandlurches

in

unexpecteddirections,when

it

isnotstuck

in

traffic).这辆车的行进路线虽然经常不确定，但还算令人愉快（当不堵车时，它吐着烟，向着意想不到的地方蹒跚而行）。.tw10.Thusthestatelurches

from one

fiscal crisis

to the

next.所以，加州在一次次的财*危机步履蹒跚。baike.soso.com12345