wobbly

《柯林斯词典》（Collins Dictionary）

wobbly adjective [informal]
1. If something is wobbly, it shakes or moves unsteadily from side to side.
2. If a person's legs or knees are wobbly, they feel weak and unsteady.
3. If something such as a plan or an idea is wobbly, it is not firm or certain.
4. If someone has a wobbly, they suddenly start crying or behaving as if they are very upset.

wobbly noun [informal]
1. A wobbly is a unsteady or shaky movement or action.
2. A wobbly is an episode of crying or behaving as if one is very upset.

Word forms: wobblies

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《牛津词典》（Oxford Dictionaries）

wobbly adjective [informal]
1. Shaking or unsteady.
2. Weak, unsteady, or nervous.
3. Not firm or decided.
4. Inclined to wobble; shaky.

wobbly noun (plural wobblies) [informal]
1. An unsteady or shaky movement or action.
2. A fit of crying or behaving as if one is very upset.

Example Sentences:
1. His legs were wobbly from the long run.
他的腿因为长时间奔跑而摇摇晃晃。
2. She had a wobbly moment, but managed to keep her balance.
她曾经有过一次摇晃的瞬间，但她设法保持了平衡。
3. He admitted to feeling a bit wobbly before the performance.
他承认在演出前感到有点虚弱。
4. The government's wobbly policies have caused uncertainty among investors.
政府摇摇晃晃的政策使投资者感到不确定。
5. She had a wobbly and burst into tears.
她突然哭了起来。
6. He experienced a wobbly in the middle of the meeting and had to leave.
他在会议中间发生了一次情绪激动，不得不离开。
7. The child's first wobbly steps were met with applause and cheers.
孩子摇摇晃晃地迈出的第一步受到了掌声和欢呼。
8. The wobbly bridge swayed in the strong wind.
摇摇晃晃的桥在强风中摇摆。
9. She had a wobbly moment when she realized she had lost her wallet.
当她意识到自己丢失了钱包时，她情绪激动了一会儿。
10. The proposal was met with a wobbly response from the committee.
建议在委员会中引起了摇摇晃晃的回应。