Stumble Meaning in English
word
/ˈstəmbəɫ/
STUHM-buhl
/stˈʌmbəl/
STUHM-buhl
释义
To trip or lose your balance while walking; also, to make a mistake or hesitate, especially when speaking.
用法与细微差别
'Stumble' is used literally for physically tripping, but often used metaphorically for making mistakes, especially in speech ('stumble over words'). Often informal and common in everyday English.
Spanish: tropezar - tartamudear (al hablar)Portuguese (BR): tropeçar - gaguejar (ao falar)Portuguese (PT): tropeçar - gaguejar (ao falar)Chinese (Simplified): 绊倒 - 结巴（说话时）Chinese (Traditional): 絆倒 - 結巴（說話時）Hindi: ठोकर खाना - अटकना (बोलते समय)Arabic: يتعثر - يتلعثم (عند التحدث)Bengali: হোঁচট খাওয়া - ভুল করাRussian: споткнуться - запнутьсяJapanese: つまずく - 言葉につまるVietnamese: vấp - vấp ngã - vấp (lời nói)Korean: 넘어지다 - 말실수를 하다Turkish: tökezlemek - sendelemekUrdu: ٹھوکر کھانا - بھول چوک کرناIndonesian: vấp ngã - nói lắp
例句
I didn't see the rock and stumbled.
basic
She stumbled on the stairs but did not fall.
basic
He sometimes stumbles when he speaks English.
basic
I stumbled over my words during the presentation.
natural
He stumbled upon an old friend at the market.
natural
Even the best athletes sometimes stumble under pressure.
natural