vacillating

英 [ˈvæsəleɪtɪŋ]

美 [ˈvæsəleɪtɪŋ]

v.  观点(或立场等)摇摆; 动摇
vacillate的现在分词

现在分词：vacillating　

COCA.41926

柯林斯词典

• VERB 犹豫不定;踌躇;拿不定主意
  If youvacillate betweentwo alternatives or choices, you keep changing your mind.
  1. She vacillates between men twice her age and men younger than she...
     她犹豫不决，不知道是该选择年龄比她大一倍的男人还是比她小的男人。
  2. We cannot vacillate on the question of the party's leadership.
     在党的领导权问题上我们不能动摇。

英英释义

adj

• uncertain in purpose or action
  Synonym:vacillantwavering

双语例句

• Her resolve, however, had been taken, and it seemed vacillating even to childishness to abandon it now, unless for graver reasons.
  不过她早已下了决心，而且现在不去了，也似乎显得有些像小孩子一样犹豫不决了，除非有重要的理由才能回去。
• Vacillating elements are the third kind, they are half-genuine and half-sham in their patriotism, and shift and switch as the trend changes.
  还有一种，是动摇分子，半真半假，看势办事。
• Many of them are already collaborators, many have become or are ready to become pro-japanese, many are vacillating, and only a few, owing to special circumstances, are firmly anti-japanese.
  他们中间，许多人已经是汉奸，许多人已经是亲日派，许多人是准备作亲日派，许多人在动摇中，仅仅个别有特殊情况的分子是坚决的。
• Owing to the loss of big cities and the hardships of war, vacillating elements within our ranks will clamour for compromise, and pessimism will grow to a serious extent.
  我们内部，因大城市的丧失和战争的困难，动摇分子将大倡其妥协论，悲观情绪将严重地增长。
• Vacillating elements and reluctant followers among the reactionaries should be dealt with leniently.
  对于反动派中的动摇分子和胁从分子，应有宽大的处理。
• The lack of opportunity is ever the excuse of a weak, vacillating mind.
  缺乏机会，向来都是胆小懦弱和优柔寡断者的借口。
• Theirs is a vacillating attitude.
  他们的态度是游移的。
• Both CEOs deserve immense blame Ballmer for vacillating; Yang for running a public company without the foremost regard for shareholders.
  两位首席执行官都应受到严厉谴责鲍尔默是因为犹豫不决；杨致远则是在管理上市公司时未能将股东利益放在首位。
• A vacillating person finds it hard to make up his mind.
  优柔寡断的人不容易下定决心。
• In pursuit of pleasure, not only the mundane people react extremely according to their likes and dislikes, but they also cannot stop themselves from vacillating between the two.
  世俗之人经常在追求欢乐，他们习惯对迷人与讨厌的事物，做出极端的反应，并且一直在这两端之间，来回摆荡，无法止息。