wonky

英 [ˈwɒŋki]

美 [ˈwɑːŋki]

adj.  不稳的; 摇晃的; 歪斜的

BNC.34136 / COCA.34690

牛津词典

adj.

• 不稳的；摇晃的；歪斜的
  not steady; not straight
  1. a wonky chair
     摇摇晃晃的椅子

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 不直的；不平的；歪斜的
  If something iswonky, it is not straight or level.
  1. ...a tiny house with lots of little rooms, wonky floors and doors...
     有很多小房间、地板凹凸不平、门歪歪斜斜的小房子
  2. The wheels keep going wonky.
     轮子总是左右摇晃。

双语例句

• A new study found that headphone ear buds can make them a bit wonky.
  一份最新的研究报告指出入耳式耳塞可能影响心脏起搏器的正常功能。
• Yet despite all this I firmly believe a wonky grin, a chipped nail, and one or two very mild neuroses never did a look any harm.
  然而，尽管发生了所有这一切，我坚信一个搞怪的微笑、削尖的指甲和一两种非常轻微的神经过敏从来不会有什么害处。
• You can find one Coyote with a wonky jaw in the desert?
  你可以在沙漠里找到一只下巴异常的狼？
• Workplace lingo often abandons the normal rules of the English language in favor of wonky expressions that are not only obnoxious& they make absolutely no sense.
  职场内的行话经常会抛开一些语言规则，而更倾向于用一些毫无意义的表情。
• This tooth is a bit wonky.
  这颗牙有点松动了。
• The wheels keep going wonky.
  轮子总是左右摇晃。
• My medication makes me feel a little wonky.
  药物让我有点儿头晕。
• A third grumble that their teeth aren't white enough and a quarter worry that they're wonky.
  三分之一的人嫌自己的牙不够白，四分之一的人担心自己站得不直。
• She still feels a bit wonky after her accident.
  她出了事故以后仍然觉得有些虚弱。
• At160 pages it is slick, wonky and, unlike some of Mr Romney's opponents, quite sensible.
  这份160页的计划华而不实，不同于他的竞争对手那般切合实际。