lurch

单词lurch

基本解释

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

英汉解释

• (突然感到)兴奋或失望

• 突然倾斜

• (心脏或胃)突然跳动

• 摇晃,晃动;倾斜;东倒西歪,摇摇晃晃

词性分析

• 第三人称单数：lurches

• 过去式：lurched

• 现在分词：lurching

同义词

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例句

• In a more pessimistic scenario, the drachma might have fallen in lurches leading to a series of so-called crises.

  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。

• The lights grow brighter as the earth lurches away from the sun.

  大地蹒跚着离开太阳，电灯显得更亮。

• Well-financed Western research projects seduce health care workers from other important work. Western bureaucracy lurches and stalls.

  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。

• It offers an exhilarating if often erratic ride (it belches smoke and lurches in unexpected directions, when it is not stuck 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）。

• It lurches from a standstill in a reaction to the movement of the outgoing rock.

  它会以投石运动的反作用晃动起来。

• These lurches in demand for different resources have added to the jitters in commodity markets and helped to amplify price rises.

  这些对不同资源需求的突然增长加剧了商品市场的紧张情绪，并放大了物价上涨。

• The bus lurches forward, RUMBLES through the gates. Andy gazes around, swallowed by prison walls.

  巴士摇摇晃晃地开进大门，安迪注视着这个吞噬他的新环境。

• in which everyday behavior lurches into the weird.

  日常的行为在其中都会偏向怪异发展。

• An imp lurches forward, followed by a full army of earth and fire demons. . .

  一只小恶魔蹒跚的走在前头，接著是成队的土系及火系恶魔…

• Thus the state lurches from one fiscal crisis to the next.

  所以，加州在一次次的财政危机步履蹒跚。