| 单词 | 动摇 |
| 释义 | 〔shake〕To cause to lose stability or waver:使动摇：使失去稳定性或动摇：〔shaky〕Wavering in firmness:动摇的：在稳固方面有所动摇的：〔wobble〕To waver or vacillate in one's opinions or feelings.摇摆：某人的观点或感情动摇或犹豫不决〔wavy〕Wavering; unstable.动摇的；不稳定的〔stare〕To cause to waver or give in by or as if by staring.盯得局促不安：盯视或仿佛盯视而导致动摇或屈服〔vacillant〕Undergoing vacillation; wavering.动摇的，犹豫不决的；摇摆的〔renitent〕Reluctant to yield or be swayed; recalcitrant.顽强的：拒绝屈服或动摇的；桀骜不驯的〔waver〕To become unsteady or unsure; falter:动摇：变得不稳固或没有把握；动摇：〔rock〕To disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium of; upset:动摇，震撼：使精神上或感情上失去平衡；使不安：〔hesitate〕To pause in uncertainty; waver.停顿：在不确定中停下来；动摇〔run〕To falter or come to a stop because of a lack of capital, support, or enthusiasm.（被迫）中止：因缺少资金，支持或热情而动摇或停止〔unstable〕Lacking control of one's emotions; characterized by unpredictable behavior.动摇的：缺乏对自己的情绪的控制的；以行为难以预料为特征的〔Visconti〕Italian stage and film director considered a founder of the Italian neo-realist style, which focused on ordinary people and postwar social issues. His films includeLa Terra Trema (1948) and Death in Venice (1971). 维斯康提，卢奇诺：意大利电影导演，意大利新现实主义风格的创立者，侧重于普通人及战后社会议题。作品有《大地动摇》 （1948年）和 《魂断威尼斯》 （1971年） 〔impulsion〕"I do not move . . . unless it be under the impulsion of a third party"(Samuel Beckett)“我不会动摇…除非在第三个党派的驱使下”(塞缪尔·贝克特)〔hover〕To remain in an uncertain state; waver:踌躇，犹豫不决；动摇：〔blink〕"This was the first genuine, direct confrontation between this administration and the Soviets. It was the U.S.A. that blinked"(Zbigniew Brzezinski)“这是该政府和苏联第一次真正面对面的交锋。美国却先动摇了”(兹比格尼尤·布泽金斯基)〔dishearten〕To shake or destroy the courage or resolution of; dispirit.See Synonyms at discourage 使沮丧，使灰心：动摇或失去勇气或果断；使灰心 参见 discourage〔honor〕Her veneration for traditional learning never wavered.她对传统学问的敬意从未动摇。〔blink〕To waver or back down, as in a contest of wills:动摇，犹豫：犹豫不决或后退，如在意志的较量中犹豫不决：〔blow〕To change one's opinion often on a matter; vacillate.反复无常，出尔反尔：经常改变对某事的意见；动摇〔swing〕To shift from one attitude, interest, condition, or emotion to another; vacillate.犹豫，心意摇摆不定：改变态度、兴趣、状况或感情；动摇〔undo〕To throw into confusion; unsettle.使不安：使陷入混乱；动摇〔shake〕a crisis that shook my deepest beliefs.此危机使我坚定的信念也为之动摇〔lag〕To fail, weaken, or slacken gradually; flag.减弱：逐渐减弱、衰退或动摇；低落〔falter〕To be unsteady in purpose or action, as from loss of courage or confidence; waver.See Synonyms at hesitate 胆怯：意向或行动上的不坚定，如由于失去勇气或信心；动摇 参见 hesitate〔unballasted〕Unsteady; wavering.不稳固的，动摇的〔waver〕His resolve began to waver.他的决心开始动摇了〔sistrum〕from seiein [to shake] 源自 seiein [动摇] 〔shaker〕a shaker of long-held beliefs and traditions.对长期坚持的信仰和传统动摇的人〔stagger〕To begin to lose confidence or strength of purpose; waver.犹豫：开始对某一目标失去信心或者动力；动摇〔totter〕an empire that had begun to totter.已经开始动摇的帝国〔oscillate〕To waver, as between conflicting opinions or courses of action; vacillate:动摇，犹豫：犹豫不决，如在不同意见或不同方案上；踌躇：〔totter〕To appear about to collapse:动摇：看上去要崩溃：〔faithful〕"But I am constant as the northern star" (Shakespeare). “但我会像北极星一样永不动摇” （莎士比亚）。〔waver〕To exhibit irresolution or indecision; vacillate:犹豫不决：表现出犹豫或举棋不定；动摇：〔vacillatory〕Inclined to waver; irresolute.动摇的；不坚决的 |
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