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halting

/hawl-ting/US // ˈhɔl tɪŋ //UK // (ˈhɔːltɪŋ) //

停顿,停顿的,停滞不前,停止

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : faltering or hesitating, especially in speech.
    • : faulty or imperfect.
    • : limping or lame: a halting gait.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.hesitant

Examples

  • The AMOC has captured the popular imagination because of its depiction in the lurid sci-fi film “The Day After Tomorrow,” in which various disastrous events occur after a sudden halting of the current.

  • The regime, meanwhile, has its own incentives for halting the violence in the city.

  • What potential damage has the halting of research on psychedelics caused?

  • And then Sotloff is presented to the camera and Obama is challenged to save him by halting the bombing.

  • In the longer term, she sees big strides in preventing tartar build-up and halting receding gums.

  • After four years of a halting recovery, Bernanke said, things are looking up.

  • Halting his squad, Lawrence dismounted, and taking Harry, they carefully made their way to the brow of a hill which lay in front.

  • Mr. Middleton, with shaking limbs and halting footsteps, assisted his wife to her room.

  • Beneath this melodrama, the circumstances are recounted at great length, and some halting verses conclude the mournful narration.

  • Varney was on his way to the house before the footman had finished his halting explanation.

  • Some leap to the strains with unapt foot, and make a halting figure in the universal dance.