unsteadily

简明释义

英[ʌnˈstedəli]美[ʌnˈstedəli]

adv. 不稳定地；摇摆地（unsteady 的副词）

vt. 使不稳定

英英释义

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例句

1.The day Banjo died, he walked unsteadily over to me as I was pulling on my coat.

班卓走上不归路的那天，我在穿上衣时，它摇摇晃晃地走到我跟前。

2.Staring at his skinny figure receding unsteadily n the wind, I was suddenly stricken by a surge of bitterness and pain.

望着他晃在风中的嶙峋瘦体，心里头突然窜上一股说不清是酸是涩的滋味。

3.Fitted with artificial legs, he walked unsteadily at first, but his steps grew steady with practice.

装了假肢，他起初走路走不稳，但经过锻炼他的步子稳了。

4.From that moment on, he came out of the hands of their parents, walked unsteadily forward.

从那一刻起，他逐渐脱离了父母的双手，摇摇晃晃地向前走去。

5."Something blew out the light," he said a little unsteadily.

“有什么东西把灯吹灭了。”他有点不镇定地说。

6.Me. He reached out to me, and my heart thumped unsteadily.

他伸出手够到我，我的心开始砰砰乱跳。

7."He is an ignoramus," interrupted my friend, as he stepped unsteadily forward, while I followed immediately at his heels.

“他是个笨蛋！”我朋友打断我的话，偏偏倒倒朝里走去，而我则跟着他寸步不离。

8.Burn unsteadily feebly or low; flicker.

燃烧的不稳定，非常微弱，不剧烈；闪动。

9.Unsteadily he mounted the podium, adjusted the microphone, coughed, and went completely blank.

他摇摇晃晃地走上讲台，调好麦克风，咳嗽了几声，接着脑子就一片空白。

10.The injured animal moved unsteadily through the forest.

受伤的动物在森林中缓慢而不稳地移动。

11.The toddler walked unsteadily as he tried to take his first steps.

小孩在尝试走第一步时走得不稳。

12.The boat rocked unsteadily on the waves during the storm.

在暴风雨中，船在波浪上摇晃不定。

13.She held the cup unsteadily, spilling some coffee on the table.

她拿着杯子不稳，把一些咖啡洒在了桌子上。

14.He climbed the stairs unsteadily after a long day at work.

经过一天的工作后，他踉跄地爬上楼梯。

作文

Life is a journey filled with ups and downs, and often we find ourselves navigating through challenges that test our resilience. One such moment in my life was when I decided to learn how to ride a bicycle. As a child, I had always watched my friends pedal away with ease, while I remained hesitant and unsure. Finally, I mustered the courage to give it a try. My father took me to a quiet park, where the ground was flat and open, perfect for a beginner. He assured me that everyone learns at their own pace, and I felt a surge of hope. As I climbed onto the bike, I could feel my heart racing. The moment I started pedaling, I wobbled precariously. My father held onto the back of the seat, guiding me as I attempted to find my balance. However, I quickly realized that I was moving too fast for my comfort. I began to pedal unsteadily (不稳地), and despite my father's encouraging words, fear gripped me. I could see the ground rushing beneath me, and my hands tightened around the handlebars. With every push of the pedals, I felt the bike sway left and right. I was terrified of falling, yet I knew that if I didn’t let go of my fear, I would never learn. My father reminded me to focus on a point ahead of me, rather than looking down at the ground, which only made me feel more unstable. Taking a deep breath, I tried to relax my grip and trust the bike. After several attempts, I finally managed to gain a bit of control. I pedaled unsteadily (不稳地) at first, but gradually, I found a rhythm. It was exhilarating to feel the wind rush past me, and for a brief moment, I forgot about my fears. But just as quickly, I lost my focus again, and the bike began to wobble dangerously. I felt a sense of panic rising within me. I fell a few times, each time feeling the sting of disappointment. But with each fall, my determination grew stronger. I realized that learning to ride a bike was not just about balance; it was about overcoming fear and embracing the process of learning. My father encouraged me to get back up each time I fell, reminding me that it was all part of the journey. Eventually, after what felt like hours of practice, I found myself riding unsteadily (不稳地) but confidently. I could hear my father's cheers in the background, and it filled me with pride. I was no longer just a spectator; I was part of the adventure. Each little victory fueled my desire to improve, and soon, I was able to ride without my father’s support. Looking back, that day taught me more than just how to ride a bike; it taught me about perseverance and the importance of facing my fears unsteadily (不稳地) but bravely. Life will always present us with challenges, and it's okay to feel uncertain at times. What matters is that we keep moving forward, even if it means taking small, shaky steps. Just like riding a bike, we learn to navigate through life one pedal at a time, finding our balance amidst the chaos.

生活是一段充满起伏的旅程，我们常常发现自己在应对挑战时需要考验我们的韧性。我生命中的一个这样的时刻是我决定学习骑自行车的时候。作为一个孩子，我总是看着我的朋友们轻松地骑行，而我却犹豫不决，毫无信心。最终，我鼓起勇气尝试一下。我的父亲带我去了一个安静的公园，那里地面平坦开阔，非常适合初学者。他向我保证，每个人都有自己的学习节奏，我感到一阵希望涌上心头。当我爬上自行车时，我能感觉到心跳加速。刚开始踩踏板的那一刻，我就摇摇欲坠。我的父亲抓住座椅的后面，指导我努力寻找平衡。然而，我很快意识到我移动得太快，无法应对。我开始不稳地（unsteadily）踩踏板，尽管父亲在鼓励我，但恐惧却紧紧抓住了我。我能看到地面在我脚下飞速掠过，手也不由自主地紧握着车把。每一次踩踏，我都能感觉到自行车左右摇晃。我害怕摔倒，但我知道如果不放下恐惧，就永远无法学习。父亲提醒我专注于前方的一个点，而不是低头看地面，这只会让我感到更加不稳定。我深吸一口气，试着放松握住车把的手，相信这辆自行车。经过几次尝试，我终于能够稍微控制住了。我开始不稳地（unsteadily）踩踏板，但渐渐地，我找到了节奏。感受到风从我身边呼啸而过是令人兴奋的，短暂的一刻，我忘记了我的恐惧。但同样快速地，我又失去了专注，自行车开始危险地摇摆。我感到一阵恐慌涌上心头。我摔倒了几次，每次都感到失望的刺痛。但是，每次摔倒后，我的决心变得更加强烈。我意识到，学习骑自行车不仅仅是关于平衡；它还涉及到克服恐惧和拥抱学习的过程。我的父亲鼓励我每次摔倒后都要站起来，提醒我这都是旅程的一部分。最终，经过几小时的练习，我发现自己虽然不稳地（unsteadily）但自信地骑着。我能听到父亲在后面欢呼，这让我充满了骄傲。我不再只是一个旁观者；我成为了这场冒险的一部分。每一个小胜利都激励着我渴望进步，不久之后，我就能够在没有父亲支持的情况下骑行。回想起来，那一天教会了我比骑自行车更多的东西；它教会了我坚持的重要性以及面对恐惧的重要性，尽管是不稳地（unsteadily）但勇敢地面对。生活总会给我们带来挑战，有时候感到不确定是可以的。重要的是我们继续向前迈进，即使这意味着迈出小而颤抖的步伐。就像骑自行车一样，我们学会了一次又一次地在生活中导航，在混乱中找到平衡。