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flound.erH5flaJn7dE5, $-dLv [I]to experience great difficulties or be completely unable to decide what to do or say next挣扎，不知所以He lost the next page of his speech and floundered for a few seconds.他丢掉了演讲稿的下一页，只好支支吾吾了一会儿。Yet even as his business was flourishing, his marriage to Lynne was floundering.尽管他的生意十分兴旺，但他和琳的婚姻却是朝夕难保。In 1986 Richardson resigned as chairman, leaving the company floundering.1986年理查森辞去了董事长的职务，任凭公司在困境中挣扎。As Bundy claimed more and more victims the police flound- ered (around) in their search for clues.布恩迪杀的人越来越多，警察费尽心思四下搜寻线索。He floundered (around) in the deep water, trying desperately to reach the bank.他在深水中挣扎着，拼命想游到岸边。
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