faltering
faltering 英 ['fɔ:ltərɪŋ] 美 ['fɔltərɪŋ]
adj. 蹒跚的；犹豫的；支吾的 v. 支吾地说，蹒跚地走（falter的现在分词）
名词复数:falterings
- Faltering is the action of hesitating or losing strength. A game show contestant's faltering might cause her opponent to win.
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- adj. 蹒跚的；犹豫的；支吾的
- v. 支吾地说，蹒跚地走（falter的现在分词）
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1. “I have to finish this, ” she muttered to the picture, her voice faltering.
“我一定要结束这事。” 她朝着照片自言自语道，言语间有些支吾。
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2. Basic self-recognition is key to being able to relate to others; with this knowledge infants take their first faltering steps into the social world.
基本的自我识别是与其他动物交流的关键；有了这个知识，婴儿们开始一摇一摆地进入了社会性的世界。
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3. When I asked him whether he feared faltering government commitment in the era of austerity, his response was typically candid: "I'd be stupid if I said I don't have concerns.
当我问及卡梅伦：“你是否担心在当下财政吃紧时期政府会动摇其承诺？” 他的回答非常坦率：“如果我说我不担心的话，那我就是傻子。”
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