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teetering
- [ˈti:tərɪŋ]
释义
- v.摇晃地站立或移动( teeter的现在分词 ); <美>玩跷跷板; 处在(灾难或危险的)边缘; 濒临
- [ˈti:tərɪŋ]
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Tension mounted as they exchanged blows, teetering on the brink of an all-out brawl.
紧张气氛加剧,他们在全面斗殴的边缘试探性地互相击打。
金山词霸
Their economy is teetering on the brink of collapse.
他们的经济徘徊在崩溃的边缘。
辞典例句
Look! There's a drunken man teetering at the head of the stairs.
看, 有个醉汉在楼梯顶那里摇摇欲坠呢.
辞典例句
She was teetering along / about / around in very high - heeled shoes.
她穿着高跟鞋摇摇晃晃地走着[四处走].
辞典例句
The Empire's teetering in the balance.
帝国在摇摇欲坠.
辞典例句
Germany and Britain are teetering.
德国和英国正在摇摇欲坠.
互联网
She's losing her marbles. She's teetering on the edge of permanent personality damage.
她快要发疯了, 她正处在永远的性格分裂的边缘.
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The construction, real estate and farming, as well as other sectors, are teetering.
同其他部门一样,建筑 、 房地产和农业也摇摇欲坠.
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A week later the country was teetering on the brink of civil war.
而一周之后,肯尼亚却偷天换日地走到了内战的边缘地带.
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British theatre is in a perilous state , teetering on the brink of ruin.
英国戏剧处境岌岌可危, 正濒于毁灭.
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