Definition of shambling in English:

shambling

adjective ˈʃamblɪŋˈʃamb(ə)lɪŋˈʃæmb(ə)lɪŋ

Moving with a slow, shuffling, awkward gait.
a big, shambling, shy man
Example sentencesExamples
- The following night, at the same time, Hyatt again heard the shambling footsteps in the hallway.
- He stood there, this balding, shambling, slightly flabby man.
- Rebraca, just as shambling off the court, shakes his bleached-blond locks in quiet agreement.
- There was a shambling drunk I used to pass sometimes on my way to school, lying in a doorway, clutching a bottle.
- The body language of the escaper, who approached my position, was one of utter dejection, head down, shambling forward with obvious reluctance.
- The shambling gait, unshaven appearance, panda eyes and mumbling incoherence are a mirror image of Cobain.
- Heavy of jowl, shambling of gait, ponderous of voice, his manner was still affable.
- That night, Jack dreamt of a scaled slumping dad breaking out of the shed and shambling out of the dark grove toward the house.
- By his side was the familiar, loose-jointed figure of Mark Twain, getting over ground with his usual shambling gait.
- From the edge of the forest, a horde of dark shapes emerged into the clearing and started shambling towards the house.
- He had been rendered a shambling wreck.
- Everything about him - his mumbling speech, shambling movements and - screams withdrawal, retreat, terror of the outside.
- The boy went off with a curious, shambling gait which told my surgical eyes that he was suffering from a weak spine.
- Constantly flattering, thanking, and offering sweets to shambling, younger helpers who feel in awe of the man.
- The other Calabim begin shambling in that direction, grumbling.
- He took on the No.1 contender in a mandatory defence and reduced him to a shambling wreck inside seven minutes, 45 seconds of controlled boxing.
- For his last 15 years, he was a shambling wreck.
- He is tall, with a shambling gait, and is absolutely direct.
- They move with a slow shambling walk, the low-slung head swinging from side to side.
- Indeed, he became so much interested and amused by their shambling motions and clever evolutions, that he could no longer contain his curiosity.

Definition of shambling in US English:

shambling

adjectiveˈʃæmb(ə)lɪŋˈSHamb(ə)liNG

Moving with a slow, shuffling, awkward gait.
a big, shambling, shy man
Example sentencesExamples
- Heavy of jowl, shambling of gait, ponderous of voice, his manner was still affable.
- They move with a slow shambling walk, the low-slung head swinging from side to side.
- By his side was the familiar, loose-jointed figure of Mark Twain, getting over ground with his usual shambling gait.
- He stood there, this balding, shambling, slightly flabby man.
- From the edge of the forest, a horde of dark shapes emerged into the clearing and started shambling towards the house.
- The body language of the escaper, who approached my position, was one of utter dejection, head down, shambling forward with obvious reluctance.
- Rebraca, just as shambling off the court, shakes his bleached-blond locks in quiet agreement.
- Indeed, he became so much interested and amused by their shambling motions and clever evolutions, that he could no longer contain his curiosity.
- Constantly flattering, thanking, and offering sweets to shambling, younger helpers who feel in awe of the man.
- There was a shambling drunk I used to pass sometimes on my way to school, lying in a doorway, clutching a bottle.
- The shambling gait, unshaven appearance, panda eyes and mumbling incoherence are a mirror image of Cobain.
- The boy went off with a curious, shambling gait which told my surgical eyes that he was suffering from a weak spine.
- The other Calabim begin shambling in that direction, grumbling.
- Everything about him - his mumbling speech, shambling movements and - screams withdrawal, retreat, terror of the outside.
- He is tall, with a shambling gait, and is absolutely direct.
- He had been rendered a shambling wreck.
- That night, Jack dreamt of a scaled slumping dad breaking out of the shed and shambling out of the dark grove toward the house.
- For his last 15 years, he was a shambling wreck.
- He took on the No.1 contender in a mandatory defence and reduced him to a shambling wreck inside seven minutes, 45 seconds of controlled boxing.
- The following night, at the same time, Hyatt again heard the shambling footsteps in the hallway.

单词	shambling
释义	Definition of shambling in English: shambling adjective ˈʃamblɪŋˈʃamb(ə)lɪŋˈʃæmb(ə)lɪŋ Moving with a slow, shuffling, awkward gait. a big, shambling, shy man Example sentencesExamples The following night, at the same time, Hyatt again heard the shambling footsteps in the hallway. He stood there, this balding, shambling, slightly flabby man. Rebraca, just as shambling off the court, shakes his bleached-blond locks in quiet agreement. There was a shambling drunk I used to pass sometimes on my way to school, lying in a doorway, clutching a bottle. The body language of the escaper, who approached my position, was one of utter dejection, head down, shambling forward with obvious reluctance. The shambling gait, unshaven appearance, panda eyes and mumbling incoherence are a mirror image of Cobain. Heavy of jowl, shambling of gait, ponderous of voice, his manner was still affable. That night, Jack dreamt of a scaled slumping dad breaking out of the shed and shambling out of the dark grove toward the house. By his side was the familiar, loose-jointed figure of Mark Twain, getting over ground with his usual shambling gait. From the edge of the forest, a horde of dark shapes emerged into the clearing and started shambling towards the house. He had been rendered a shambling wreck. Everything about him - his mumbling speech, shambling movements and - screams withdrawal, retreat, terror of the outside. The boy went off with a curious, shambling gait which told my surgical eyes that he was suffering from a weak spine. Constantly flattering, thanking, and offering sweets to shambling, younger helpers who feel in awe of the man. The other Calabim begin shambling in that direction, grumbling. He took on the No.1 contender in a mandatory defence and reduced him to a shambling wreck inside seven minutes, 45 seconds of controlled boxing. For his last 15 years, he was a shambling wreck. He is tall, with a shambling gait, and is absolutely direct. They move with a slow shambling walk, the low-slung head swinging from side to side. Indeed, he became so much interested and amused by their shambling motions and clever evolutions, that he could no longer contain his curiosity. Definition of shambling in US English: shambling adjectiveˈʃæmb(ə)lɪŋˈSHamb(ə)liNG Moving with a slow, shuffling, awkward gait. a big, shambling, shy man Example sentencesExamples Heavy of jowl, shambling of gait, ponderous of voice, his manner was still affable. They move with a slow shambling walk, the low-slung head swinging from side to side. By his side was the familiar, loose-jointed figure of Mark Twain, getting over ground with his usual shambling gait. He stood there, this balding, shambling, slightly flabby man. From the edge of the forest, a horde of dark shapes emerged into the clearing and started shambling towards the house. The body language of the escaper, who approached my position, was one of utter dejection, head down, shambling forward with obvious reluctance. Rebraca, just as shambling off the court, shakes his bleached-blond locks in quiet agreement. Indeed, he became so much interested and amused by their shambling motions and clever evolutions, that he could no longer contain his curiosity. Constantly flattering, thanking, and offering sweets to shambling, younger helpers who feel in awe of the man. There was a shambling drunk I used to pass sometimes on my way to school, lying in a doorway, clutching a bottle. The shambling gait, unshaven appearance, panda eyes and mumbling incoherence are a mirror image of Cobain. The boy went off with a curious, shambling gait which told my surgical eyes that he was suffering from a weak spine. The other Calabim begin shambling in that direction, grumbling. Everything about him - his mumbling speech, shambling movements and - screams withdrawal, retreat, terror of the outside. He is tall, with a shambling gait, and is absolutely direct. He had been rendered a shambling wreck. That night, Jack dreamt of a scaled slumping dad breaking out of the shed and shambling out of the dark grove toward the house. For his last 15 years, he was a shambling wreck. He took on the No.1 contender in a mandatory defence and reduced him to a shambling wreck inside seven minutes, 45 seconds of controlled boxing. The following night, at the same time, Hyatt again heard the shambling footsteps in the hallway.
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