shaky
US
UK shaky adj: (legs, voice: trembling)
SC 发抖的 fā dǒu de
TC 發抖的
TC 發抖的
SC 颤抖的 fā dǒu de，chàn dǒu de
TC 顫抖的
TC 顫抖的
After the accident, Patrick made his way to the nearest house on shaky legs to ask for help.
发生事故后，帕特里克拖着发抖的腿，找到最近的一户人家求助。
shaky adj: (unstable, unsteady)
SC 不稳定的 bù wěn dìng de
TC 不穩定的
TC 不穩定的
Marion was tipped onto the floor when the shaky chair collapsed under her.
那把椅子不稳定，马里昂坐上去的时候椅子塌了，害他摔在了地上。
shaky adj: (uncertain)
SC 不可靠的 bù kě kào de
SC 成问题的 bù kě kào de ，chéng wèn tí de
Ben gave Ruth a shaky smile and said that he was OK.
shaky adj: figurative (relationship: troubled) (关系)
SC 不牢靠的，岌岌可危的，摇摇欲坠的 bù láo kào de ，jí jí kě wēi de ，yáo yáo yù zhuì de
Wendy and Tom argue all the time; I think their marriage is shaky.
shaky adj: figurative (questionable) (观点、论据等)
SC 站不住脚的 zhàn bú zhù jiǎo de
The teacher told Oliver that the arguments in his essay were shaky and he would have to do better, if he wanted good marks.
be on shaky ground v expr: figurative (be in a precarious situation)
SC 处于不稳定状态