1.踉跄,站立不稳,跌跌撞撞
2.摇摇欲坠
1.蹒跚(的步子)
1.to stand or move in a way that is not steady
2.if a system or process totters, it becomes weak and looks as if it will soon stop or be destroyed
1.a wavering or wobbling gait or movement
1.She pondered these possibilities until she tottered into a larger choice: she did not have to write a sonnet.
她思索着这种种可能，最后得出另一个更大的选择：她没必要写十四行诗。
2.She turned with a cry and sank upon his shoulder with such violence that he tottered a little.
她扭过身子，大哭一声，猛然伏倒在他的肩上，使他踉跄了几步。
3.Victoria Beckham drew stares when she tottered out of an airport in Rome in a pair of mile-high Christian Louboutin heeled booties.
贝克汉姆的妻子维多利亚踉跄地出了罗马机场，她穿着一双一英里高的基督教卢布坦高跟短靴。
4.But he took her hand, and the contact thrilled her; her senses were giving way, and she almost tottered.
他只是握住她一只手，这种接触使她感到毛骨悚然；她失去了知觉，几乎是在蹒跚而行。
5.the sun rose brightly , and all morning the man tottered and fell toward the ship on the shining sea.
太阳明晃晃地升了起来，整个早上，他就一直跌跌撞撞地朝着那条停留在一片光亮的海面上的船走去。
6.The old man tottered across the room and sat down on the sofa.
这个老人蹒跚地穿过房间，做在了沙发上。
7.It was followed a moment later by a battered astromech droid, which tottered and then smashed into the wall.
过了一会，又出来一个破旧的宇航机器人，步履蹒跚地走着，撞到了墙上。
8.At this time, it began to rain. The wool and cloth got wet. The cold and hungry business man tottered and tripped in the slough.
天降大雨，商人的羊毛和布匹被雨水淋湿了，他饥寒交迫地踉跄着，最后摔倒在泥泞中；
9.The bike tottered out of control, spilling its occupants onto a nearby landing platform before tumbling into the sinkhole abyss.
轮形摩托在摇晃中失去控制，把它的两名乘客甩到附近一个停机坪上，然后翻入天坑深渊。
10.They were created in 1969 by the International Monetary Fund to use as a reserve currency as the dollar tottered.
由于美元地位的动摇，国际货币基金组织（IMF）于1969年创设了特别提款权，以此作为一种储备货币。