shaky

中英词典 - "shaky"

形容词

1. 不稳定的；摇晃的

英文释义：tending to shake or tremble; unsteady.

例句：

1. He has shaky hands and often spills his coffee.
   他手抖，经常会将咖啡洒出来。
2. The bridge is shaky, so be careful when crossing it.
   这座桥很摇晃，过桥时要小心。

2. 不可靠的；不可信赖的

英文释义：not reliable or trustworthy.

例句：

3. His promises are always shaky; I don't know if I can trust him.
   他的承诺总是靠不住，我不知道是否可以相信他。
4. The evidence against him is shaky at best.
   对他的指控至多是站不住脚的证据。

3. 感觉不舒服的；虚弱的

英文释义：feeling unwell; weak.

例句：

5. She felt shaky after running for miles without eating.
   她连续跑了几英里没吃东西，感觉身体虚弱。
6. The patient's condition is still shaky, but he is showing signs of improvement.
   病人的情况仍不稳定，但他有好转的迹象。

名词

1. 摇晃；不稳定

英文释义：a state of shaking or instability.

例句：

1. The earthquake caused the buildings to sway, and the city was in a state of shaky.
   地震使建筑物摇晃，城市处于不稳定状态。
2. She couldn't walk in a straight line because of her shaky.
   因为摇晃，她无法走直线。

2. 心跳不稳；心悸

英文释义：an irregular or rapid heartbeat.

例句：

3. He experienced shaky and called for an ambulance.
   他感到心跳不稳，呼叫了救护车。
4. Caffeine can sometimes cause shaky and increased heart rate.
   咖啡因有时会引起心悸和心率加快。

词语辨析

1. shaky vs unstable

这两个词都表示不稳定的含义，但"shaky"更强调摇晃或颤抖的状态，而"unstable"则更广泛地表示缺乏稳定性。

例句：

1. The table is shaky; it wobbles when you touch it.
   这张桌子摇晃不稳，触摸时会晃动。
2. The political situation in the country is unstable; there is constant unrest.
   这个国家的政治局势不稳定，一直存在动荡。

词汇扩充

1. shakiness - 名词形式，表示"摇晃"或"不稳定"的状态。

2. shaker - 名词，指摇晃的人或物。

3. shakily - 副词，以摇晃的方式。

4. unshakable - 形容词，表示坚不可摧的，不可动摇的。

近义词

1. unstable - 不稳定的，易变的。

2. wobbly - 摇晃的，摇摇欲坠的。

3. insecure - 不安全的，不稳定的。

4. unreliable - 不可靠的，靠不住的。

反义词

1. stable - 稳定的，牢固的。

2. secure - 安全的，稳定的。

3. reliable - 可靠的，可信赖的。

柯林斯词典

1. 形容词

If you describe someone as shaky, you mean that they are nervous or uncertain, or seem to be in bad health.

例句：

1. I was feeling a bit shaky and a little bit ill.
   我感觉有点不舒服，有点不适。
2. I get very shaky if I have to speak in public.
   我在公众场合讲话时非常紧张。

2. 名词

If you have a shake, your body makes quick, short movements that you cannot control, for example because you are ill or afraid.

例句：

3. He has a slight shake in his hands.
   他的手有轻微的颤抖。
4. She had a shake in her voice.
   她的声音有些颤抖。

牛津词典

1. 形容词

(of a person) trembling or unsteady, typically because of illness, weakness, or excitement.

例句：

1. She felt weak and shaky.
   她感到虚弱和发抖。
2. His voice was shaky.
   他的声音颤抖。

2. 名词

a feeling or impression of doubt or insecurity.

例句：

3. I had my share of shakes and doubts.
   我有我自己的动摇和疑虑。
4. She couldn't hide the nervous shake in her voice.
   她无法掩饰声音中的紧张。

用法

1. "shaky"作为形容词，可以用来形容人、物体或状态，表示摇晃的、不稳定的、虚弱的等含义。

2. "shaky"作为名词，指的是摇晃或颤抖的状态，或者心跳不稳。