lurch 的 2 个定义
- an act or instance of swaying abruptly.
- an awkward, swaying or staggering motion or gait.
- a sudden tip or roll to one side, as of a ship or a staggering person.
- to make a lurch; move with lurches; stagger: The wounded man lurched across the room.
- to roll or pitch suddenly.
lurch 近义词
move toward with jerk
更多lurch例句
- She considered quitting, but didn’t want to leave her co-producer and other show staff members in the lurch.
- In the latest episode of Groundhog Day, Congress failed to reach a deal on a stimulus package, leaving investors—not to mention millions of struggling American families—in the lurch.
- When in doubt, go for the best air fryer with a higher capacity, so you’re not left in the lurch if you find yourself in need of quickly preparing a party-size batch of food.
- There were weird lurches forward and back in the aid people got.
- Besides the users, the ban also left more than 200,000 influencers in the lurch.
- That will leave troops in a lurch when the F-35 eventually becomes the only game in town.
- But his lumbering lurch toward the Ted Cruz tin-foil-hat convention should instead be an object lesson for Republicans to come.
- The crowd began to lurch violently, as small motions rippled out into panicked attempts to break away.
- The United States cannot simply walk away from the plain meaning of the Budapest Memorandum and leave Ukraine in the lurch.
- So as we lurch toward the next “fail-safe” milestone, there must be a way out for both sides.
- Then came the turn of the Manchesters, left in the lurch, with their right flank hanging in the air.
- "Happier—and safer," she said gravely, the canoe giving a dangerous lurch as she leaned forward in her seat to catch my answer.
- They had not pulled fifty yards from their late home when she gave a sudden lurch to port and went down stern foremost.
- Now and then a lurch of the train flung her against Harney, and through her thin muslin she felt the touch of his sleeve.
- He woke up in time to lurch after her and he got his shoulder into the door-opening before she could slide it shut.