shaky

• adj. 摇晃的；不可靠的；不坚定的

来自 shake,摇动，摇晃，-y,形容词后缀。

shaky (adj.)

1840, of handwriting; 1841 of persons, horses, and credit; 1850 of structures; from shake (v.) + -y (2). General sense of "uncertain, of questionable integrity" is from 1834. Earliest of trees or logs, "split, having fissures" (1808). Related: Shakily; shakiness.

1. Sensing she was on shaky ground, Marie changed the subject.

感到自己的观点站不住脚，玛丽于是换了个话题。

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2. The Labor Department figures underscore the shaky state of the economic recovery.

劳工部的数据进一步印证了经济复苏状况的不稳定。

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3. His speech was difficult to understand, his signature shaky and unrecognizable.

他的演说很难听懂，他的签名颤颤巍巍地无法识别。

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4. I'm afraid that this school year is off to a shaky start.

恐怕这学年一开学就不顺。

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5. The Prime Minister's political position is becoming increasingly shaky.

首相的政治地位正摇摇欲坠。

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