staggered   美 ['stæɡɚd]

staggered

staggered  美 ['stæɡɚd]

adj. 错列的;吃惊的  v. 蹒跚(stagger的过去式和过去分词) 

The baby dog staggered to me. 小狗娃蹒跚着朝我走来。
Clients should be staggered to allow each client to come up fully before the next client starts. 客户机应该交错启动,让每个客户机能够在启动下一个客户机之前完全启动。

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  • adj. 错列的;吃惊的
  • v. 蹒跚(stagger的过去式和过去分词)
  • 1. The baby dog staggered to me.

    小狗娃蹒跚着朝我走来。

  • 2. Clients should be staggered to allow each client to come up fully before the next client starts.

    客户机应该交错启动,让每个客户机能够在启动下一个客户机之前完全启动。

  • 3. But he staggered under canvas, pulled his boots off, snored on the ground cloth for a while, woke Jack with the clacking of his jaw.

    他摇摇晃晃地钻出了了帆布帐篷,扯掉靴子,刚在铺在地下的毯子上打了一小会儿呼噜,就上牙嗑下牙地叫醒了杰克。

stag·gered / ˈstæɡəd ; NAmE ˈstæɡərd / adjective 1 [not before noun ] staggered(at/by sth) | staggered(to hear, learn, see, etc.) very surprised and shocked at sth you are told or at sth that happens 震惊;大吃一惊 SYN amazed I was staggered at the amount of money the ring cost. 那戒指那么贵,我非常吃惊。 2 arranged in such a way that not everything happens at the same time 交错的;错开的 staggered working hours (= people start and finish at different times) 互相交错的工作时间 stag·gered / ˈstæɡəd ; NAmE ˈstæɡərd /
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