adj.(尤指因年迈)衰弱而步履蹒跚的
v.“dodder”的现在分词

The doddering old man struggled to keep up with the pace of the younger crowd.
那个蹒跚的老者努力跟上年轻人群的步伐。
She watched the doddering figure of her grandfather make his way slowly across the garden.
她望着祖父蹒跚的身影缓慢地穿过花园。
Despite his doddering appearance, the elderly professor was sharp-minded and full of wit.
尽管外表蹒跚，这位老教授却思维敏锐，充满智慧。
The doddering ancient tree seemed to whisper stories of times long past.
那棵摇摇欲坠的古树似乎在低语着久远时代的故事。
He tried to hide his annoyance at being helped by someone he perceived as doddering and weak.
他试图掩饰自己对被一个他认为行动迟缓、虚弱的人帮助的不满。
The doddering stairs creaked under the weight of the visitors, adding to the eerie atmosphere of the old mansion.
在游客的重压下，那些摇摇晃晃的楼梯吱吱作响，更增添了这座古老宅邸的诡异气氛。
The once majestic lion had grown old and doddering, a shadow of its former self.
那只曾经威风凛凛的狮子已经年老体衰，成了往日风采的影子。
She held onto her grandfather's arm, supporting him as they walked, his steps becoming increasingly doddering.
她挽着祖父的手臂，扶着他走路，他的步伐变得越来越蹒跚。
The doddering old house, with its peeling paint and sagging roof, was a sad reminder of its glorious past.
那座油漆剥落、屋顶塌陷的破旧老屋，凄凉地提醒着人们它昔日的辉煌。
Despite his doddering gait, the wise old sage moved with an air of serenity that commanded respect.
尽管步履蹒跚，那位睿智的老贤哲以一种宁静的气质行动，令人肃然起敬。