【形容词】
1. 摇摆不定的,犹豫不决的
中文释义:形容人或事物在决策或行动上缺乏坚定性,容易改变想法或立场。
例句:
- Her wavering decision made it difficult for us to make plans.(她的摇摆不定的决定使我们很难制定计划。)
- He has been wavering between two job offers for weeks.(他一直在两个工作机会之间犹豫不决,已经几周了。)
- The politician's wavering stance on the issue cost him the support of many voters.(政治家对这个问题摇摆不定的立场使他失去了许多选民的支持。)
2. 摇摆的,摇晃的
中文释义:形容物体或人在移动时来回摇摆或晃动。
例句:
- The wavering flame of the candle cast eerie shadows on the walls.(蜡烛摇曳的火焰在墙上投下诡异的阴影。)
- The soldier's wavering steps indicated his exhaustion.(士兵摇摆的步伐表明他已经筋疲力尽。)
- The tree's branches were wavering in the wind.(树枝在风中摇摆。)
【名词】
1. 犹豫不决,动摇
中文释义:指行为或决策上的不坚定或动摇。
例句:
- The wavering in her voice betrayed her uncertainty.(她声音中的动摇透露了她的不确定。)
- His wavering between two career paths caused him a lot of stress.(他在两个职业道路之间犹豫不决给他带来了很多压力。)
- The wavering of public opinion made it difficult for the government to implement new policies.(公众舆论的摇摆使政府难以实施新政策。)
【词语辨析】
1. waver与hesitate的区别:
这两个词都表示犹豫不决,但waver更常用于形容人在决策或行动上的动摇,而hesitate则更常用于形容人在思考或表达时的犹豫。
例句:
- She wavered between accepting the job offer and staying at her current position.(她在接受工作机会和继续留在目前的职位之间犹豫不决。)
- He hesitated for a moment before answering the question.(他在回答问题之前犹豫了一下。)
【词汇扩充】
1. waveringly(副词):表示以摇摆不定或犹豫不决的方式。
例句:
- She looked at him waveringly, unsure of how to respond.(她摇摆不定地看着他,不确定该如何回答。)
【近义词】
1. vacillating:犹豫不决的,摇摆不定的
2. indecisive:犹豫不决的,优柔寡断的
3. oscillating:摇摆的,振动的
【反义词】
1. resolute:坚决的,果断的
2. decisive:果断的,决断的
【柯林斯词典】
英 [ˈweɪvərɪŋ]
形容词
- If you describe someone as wavering, you mean that they are undecided, or they keep changing their mind about something.(如果你形容某人为wavering,你是指他们在某事上犹豫不决,或者他们在某事上反复变动。)
- His wavering commitment to the course disturbed the staff.(他对这门课程的犹豫态度使员工感到不安。)
- A wavering is a wavering in someone's decision or opinion.(wavering是指某人决定或意见上的动摇。)
- There has been a wavering in public opinion about whether he should be prosecuted.(公众对他是否应该受到起诉的意见出现了摇摆。)
名词
【牛津词典】
英 [ˈweɪvərɪŋ]
形容词
- If you say that someone is wavering, you mean that they are undecided about what to do or choose.(如果你说某人是wavering,你是指他们对于该做什么或选择什么犹豫不决。)
- She had been wavering between returning to work and staying at home.(她一直在考虑是回去工作还是待在家里。)
- A wavering is an act of wavering.(wavering是指摇摆的行为。)
- He has been accused of policy wavering.(他被指责对政策摇摆不定。)
名词
【用法】
wavering可用作形容词和名词,形容词含义为“摇摆不定的,犹豫不决的”,名词含义为“犹豫不决,动摇”。常与between或among连用,表示在两者或多者之间犹豫不决。
【例句】
- Her wavering decision made it difficult for us to make plans.(她的摇摆不定的决定使我们很难制定计划。)
- He has been wavering between two job offers for weeks.(他一直在两个工作机会之间犹豫不决,已经几周了。)
- The politician's wavering stance on the issue cost him the support of many voters.(政治家对这个问题摇摆不定的立场使他失去了许多选民的支持。)
- The wavering flame of the candle cast eerie shadows on the walls.(蜡烛摇曳的火焰在墙上投下诡异的阴影。)
- The soldier's wavering steps indicated his exhaustion.(士兵摇摆的步伐表明他已经筋疲力尽。)
- The tree's branches were wavering in the wind.(树枝在风中摇摆。)
- The wavering in her voice betrayed her uncertainty.(她声音中的动摇透露了她的不确定。)
- His wavering between two career paths caused him a lot of stress.(他在两个职业道路之间犹豫不决给他带来了很多压力。)
- The wavering of public opinion made it difficult for the government to implement new policies.(公众舆论的摇摆使政府难以实施新政策。)
- She wavered between accepting the job offer and staying at her current position.(她在接受工作机会和继续留在目前的职位之间犹豫不决。)
- He hesitated for a moment before answering the question.(他在回答问题之前犹豫了一下。)
- She looked at him waveringly, unsure of how to respond.(她摇摆不定地看着他,不确定该如何回答。)