stammering 的 3 个定义
- to speak with involuntary breaks and pauses, or with spasmodic repetitions of syllables or sounds.
- to say with a stammer.
- a stammering mode of utterance.
- a stammered utterance.
stammering 近义词
stammer
更多stammering例句
- Before the coronavirus pandemic hit, Laven attended regular social events and in-person meetings which provided frequent opportunities to speak and helped provide the necessary practice for his stammer.
- That’s the reality for Will Laven, an operations executive for Publicis Media, who has a stammer that has become accentuated as a direct result of the enforced remote working thrust on most industries in the last nine months.
- That all warms up my stammer ready for when I have a meeting or a catch up with my team.
- All she could stammer, however, was, “It would be an honor.”
- As an adult, I have heard people affecting a stammer or a stutter.
- This was the unhappy and astonishing birth of my stammer or at least my first gripping self-conscious awareness of it.
- But I also had an index in the back of my diary that explained that famul meant stutter of stammer.
- Malcolm was hardly able to stammer his acceptance of the appointment thus offered, but the General had no time for useless talk.
- He becomes quiet and less boisterous only to stammer out some idle talk and some nonsense.
- There was nothing in the question to make me blush and stammer, yet I did both.
- We must pass over Peter as usual, or will you try again once more—I will not say to read, but to stammer through a sentence.
- He began to stammer out something like gentleness, and something like reproof.