teetering

v.

摇晃地站立或移动( teeter的现在分词 )；玩跷跷板；处在（灾难或危险的）边缘；濒临

1. She was teetering around in very high-heeled shoes.
   她穿著高跟鞋摇摇晃晃地四处走。
2. The drunken man teetered on the edge of the pavement.
   那醉汉在人行道边上东倒西歪的。
3. While watching a goat teeter on a tree limb, he said he had leukaemia.
   他将目光投向一只踩在大树枝上摇摇欲坠的山羊，说，他患了白血病。
4. The children often teeter in the park.
   孩子们常在公园玩跷跷板。

1. The performance of teeter board was very wonderful, and drew rounds of applause.
   晃板的演出很精彩,引来人们阵阵的鼓掌。

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