| 单词 | falter |
| 释义 | falter verbadverb | verb + falter adverb➤slightly稍有些动摇▸➤never从未衰退◆his courage never faltered.他从未气馁过。➤momentarily迟疑片刻➤badly严重衰退◆the team's performance faltered badly after the break.中场休息后该队的表现严重下滑。verb + falter➤begin to开始衰退◆the economy is beginning to falter.经济开始衰退。 falter /fɔːltə(r)/ verb [intransitive] to become weaker or less effective; to stop increasing or improving 衰退；衰落；停止增长◆the business faltered and then collapsed. 这家企业衰落之后就倒闭了。◆the economy shows no signs of faltering. 经济并无衰退的迹象。 ▸ faltering /fɔːltərɪŋ/ adjective◆the country's faltering economy 这个国家逐渐衰退的经济☞ falterfalterverb [intransitive] ◆his voice faltered as he began his speech.他开始演讲时结结巴巴的。◆he never faltered in his commitment to the party.他对党始终忠贞不渝。falterverb [intransitive] ◆his voice faltered as he began his speech.他开始演讲时结结巴巴的。◆he never faltered in his commitment to the party.他对党始终忠贞不渝。falter/ˈfɔ:ltə(r) ||; ˈfɔltɚ/verb[i] 1. to become weak or move in a way that is not steady 减弱；摇晃不稳: ◇the engine faltered and stopped. 发动机转不了几下就停下来了。 2. to lose confidence and determination 畏缩；踌躇: ◇sampras faltered and missed the ball. 桑普拉斯犹豫了一下，没有回击那个球。 fal·ter /`fɔltə; ˈfɔːltə/v [i] 1. to become less confident or less determined 犹豫; 动摇:◇his determination to succeed never faltered. 他想要成功的决心没有动摇过。 2. to speak or move in a way that seems weak or uncertain ［说话］结巴; ［行动］摇晃，蹒跚:◇she faltered for a moment. 她摇摇晃晃走了一阵子。 |
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