staggering
US
UK staggering adj: figurative (astounding)
SC 令人吃惊的 lìng rén chī jīng de
SC 令人惊愕的 lìng rén chī jīng de ，lìng rén jīng è de
The young man's rudeness was staggering.
那名年轻人的粗鲁真令人吃惊。
staggering adj: (walking unsteadily)
SC 步履蹒跚 bù lǚ pán shān
TC 步履蹣跚
TC 步履蹣跚
SC 踉跄 bù lǚ pán shān，liàng qiàng
The staggering woman finally made it to the end of the street.
stagger vi: (walk unsteadily)
SC 蹒跚 pán shān
SC 踉跄 pán shān，liàng qiàng
SC 摇摆 pán shān，yáo bǎi
TC 搖擺
TC 搖擺
The young man staggered as he left the bar.
年轻男子踉踉跄跄地离开酒吧。
stagger [sb] vtr: usually passive (overwhelm, astound)
SC 犹豫 yóu yù
TC 猶豫
TC 猶豫
SC 动摇 yóu yù，dòng yáo
TC 動搖
TC 動搖
Emily was staggered by her friend's kindness.
艾米莉被朋友的善良打动了。
stagger [sth] vtr: (spread over time) (假期等)
SC 错开，使错开
The staff staggered their holidays so there would always be enough people to keep the business running smoothly.
员工们错开休假，这样总会有足够的人手来保证业务顺利运转。
staggers, blind staggers n: (livestock: effects of poisoning) (牲畜中毒导致的)
SC 晕倒症
TC 暈倒症
TC 暈倒症
The horse was suffering from staggers, caused by grazing on ryegrass.
staggers n: (livestock disease: low magnesium) (牲畜缺镁导致的)
SC 眩晕症
TC 眩暈症
TC 眩暈症
The vet attributed the cow's convulsions to staggers.