vi.减弱，动摇，颤抖，踌躇，犹豫不决，举棋不定，摇曳，闪烁，忽明忽暗
n.犹豫，挥动者，波动的东西，做卷发的理发师[美容师]

原形：waver第三人称单数：wavers过去式：wavered过去分词：wavered现在分词：wavering

The flag wavered in the wind, its colors blending beautifully against the blue sky.
旗帜在风中飘扬，其色彩与蓝天交相辉映，美不胜收。
His confidence seemed to waver when faced with the difficult decision.
面对这个艰难的决定，他的信心似乎有所动摇。
The candle's flame wavered as the door opened, causing a draft.
门一开，一股气流涌入，蜡烛的火焰随之摇曳。
Despite the challenges, her commitment to her goals never wavered.
尽管面临种种挑战，她对目标的承诺从未动摇。
The witness's testimony wavered under cross-examination, casting doubt on his credibility.
在交叉审问下，证人的证词变得含糊不清，让人对其可信度产生怀疑。
The branches of the tree wavered gently in the breeze, providing a soothing rustling sound.
树枝在微风中轻轻摇摆，发出宁静的沙沙声。
His loyalty to the team didn't waver even when they were losing every game.
即使球队每场比赛都输，他对团队的忠诚也未曾动摇。
The singer's voice wavered with emotion during the heartfelt ballad.
在演唱深情的民谣时，歌手的声音因情感而微微颤抖。
The light from the lighthouse wavered across the dark sea, guiding ships safely to shore.
灯塔的光芒在黑暗的大海上摇曳，指引船只安全靠岸。
Her resolve to quit smoking wavered after a stressful day at work.
经过一天紧张的工作后，她戒烟的决心开始动摇。