shambling

• 名词，指缓慢、笨拙、拖沓的行走方式或步态，脚不能正常抬离地面。

A noun referring to the act or manner of walking with a slow, awkward, dragging motion, without lifting the feet properly.

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1. Shuffling gaitB2formal

   A slow, awkward, dragging way of walking, often without lifting the feet.

   拖沓步态

   • The old man's shambling down the hallway was slow and unsteady.
   • The zombie's shambling was a classic horror movie trope.
   • His shambling suggested he was either very tired or injured.

   同义词hobbleshambleshuffleshuffling

• 动词，形容缓慢、笨拙或不稳的行走，常带拖着脚、步履蹒跚的样子。

A verb used to describe walking in a slow, awkward, or unsteady manner, often with a shuffling gait.

1. Walk awkwardlyB2formal

   To walk in a slow, awkward, or unsteady manner, often dragging one's feet.

   蹒跚

   • The old man shambled down the street, leaning on his cane.
   • After the long hike, they shambled back to the camp, exhausted.
   • He shambled into the room, looking tired and disheveled.

   同义词hobblelurchplodreelshufflestaggerstumbletottertrudgewaddle

   反义词marchstridestrut