wobble 英 ['wɒb(ə)l] 　 美 ['wɑbl]

wobble

wobble　 英 ['wɒb(ə)l] 美 ['wɑbl]

vi. 摇晃；摇摆；游移不定　 n. 摆动；摇晃；不稳定　 vt. 使摇摆；使颤动；摇动　

进行时:wobbling　 过去式:wobbled　 过去分词:wobbled　 第三人称单数:wobbles　 名词复数:wobbles　

As it slows down, its axis starts to wobble—unstable, " Nimmo said.　当它慢下来时，它的轴就开始摇晃，不稳定。” 尼姆说。
But in reality, the wobble of the Earth on its axis -- which we call "precession" -- has led to them being all out of sync.　而事实情况是，地球在其轴线上的摇动——我们称为“岁差”——让这些星座都偏离了原来的时刻。

  • When things wobble, they teeter or rock unsteadily back and forth. A brand new bike rider is bound to wobble a little bit when she's pedaling down the street.
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  • vi. 摇晃；摇摆；游移不定
  • n. 摆动；摇晃；不稳定
  • vt. 使摇摆；使颤动；摇动

  • 1. As it slows down, its axis starts to wobble—unstable, " Nimmo said.

    当它慢下来时，它的轴就开始摇晃，不稳定。” 尼姆说。

  • 2. But in reality, the wobble of the Earth on its axis -- which we call "precession" -- has led to them being all out of sync.

    而事实情况是，地球在其轴线上的摇动——我们称为“岁差”——让这些星座都偏离了原来的时刻。

  • 3. HARPS can detect the slight gravitational wobble caused by planets as small as Earth, if they have incredibly close-in orbits.

    HARPS能检测到到由像地球一样小的行星引起的轻微的引力摇摆，只要它们无限接近运行轨道。

  • wobble (v.) 1650s, wabble, probably from Low German wabbeln "to wobble;" cognate with Old Norse vafla "hover about, totter," related to vafra "move unsteadily," from Proto-Germanic *wab- "to move back and forth," perhaps from PIE *webh- "to weave" (see waver). Form with -o- is from 1851. Related: Wobbled; wobbling. The noun is attested from 1690s.
wob·ble / ˈwɒbl ; NAmE ˈwɑːbl / verb , noun wobble wobbles wobbled wobbling verb 1 [intransitive ,  transitive ] to move from side to side in an unsteady way; to make sth do this （使）摇摆，摇晃 ◆ This chair wobbles. 这把椅子不稳。 ◆ ( figurative) Her voice wobbled with emotion. 她激动得声音发颤。 wobblesth ◆ Don't wobble the table—I'm trying to write. 别摇桌子，我在写字呢。 2 [intransitive ] + adv./prep. to go in a particular direction while moving from side to side in an unsteady way 一摇一摆地走 ◆ He wobbled off on his bike. 他摇摇晃晃地骑着自行车走了。 3 [intransitive ] to hesitate or lose confidence about doing sth 犹豫不决；信心动摇 ◆ Yesterday the president showed the first signs of wobbling over the issue. 昨天总统第一次在这个问题上表现得有些摇摆不定。 noun 1 [usually singular ] a slight unsteady movement from side to side 松动；摇晃 ◆ The handlebars developed a wobble. 这车把松动摇晃了。 2 a moment when you hesitate or lose confidence about sth 犹豫不决；信心动摇 ◆ The team is experiencing a mid-season wobble. 这支队正处于赛季中期的不稳定状态。 wob·ble / ˈwɒbl ; NAmE ˈwɑːbl /
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