v.踉跄，蹒跚，摇摇晃晃地走，使震惊，使大吃一惊，使交错，使错开
n.摇晃，一种不稳定形式，部署或者秩序，摇摆不定
adj.令人难以相信的

原形：stagger第三人称单数：staggers过去式：staggered过去分词：staggered现在分词：staggering

Tom's resolution had begun to stagger.
汤姆的意志开始动摇了。
Eric gave a stagger on hearing the news.
埃里克听到这一消息两腿摇晃起来。
He staggered as he tried to stand up, still recovering from the hangover.
他试图站起来时摇摇晃晃，还在从宿醉中恢复。
The old man staggered along the street, leaning on his cane for support.
老人拄着拐杖在街上蹒跚而行。
The boxer staggered his opponent with a powerful right hook.
拳击手用一记有力的右勾拳让对手踉跄不稳。
She staggered under the weight of the heavy backpack.
她背着沉重的背包步履蹒跚。
After the earthquake, people staggered out of the building in shock.
地震后，人们惊恐地从建筑物中踉跄而出。
The baby took its first steps, staggering slightly before finding its balance.
婴儿迈出了第一步，微微踉跄后找到了平衡。
The financial crisis left many companies staggering and struggling to survive.
金融危机使许多公司步履维艰，挣扎求生。
The soldier staggered back after being hit by a bullet.
士兵中弹后踉跄后退。
The effects of the pandemic have staggered the global economy.
大流行病的影响使全球经济步履蹒跚。
The marathon runner staggered across the finish line, completely exhausted.
马拉松选手筋疲力尽，踉跄地冲过终点线。