stutters

英 [ˈstʌtəz]

美 [ˈstʌtərz]

v.  口吃; 结结巴巴地说; 突突地吃力行驶(或艰难启动、艰难运转)
stutter的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 口吃;结巴
  If someone has astutter, they find it difficult to say the first sound of a word, and so they often hesitate or repeat it two or three times.
  1. He spoke with a pronounced stutter.
     他说话明显结巴。
• VERB 口吃;说话结结巴巴
  If someonestutters, they have difficulty speaking because they find it hard to say the first sound of a word.
  1. I was trembling so hard, I thought I would stutter when I spoke.
     我抖得厉害，感觉说话舌头会打结。
• VERB 缓慢地颠簸前进;曲折缓慢地进行
  If somethingstuttersalong, it progresses slowly and unevenly.
  1. The old truck stuttered along the winding road...
     这辆旧卡车在蜿蜒的公路上缓慢地颠簸前行。
  2. The political debate stutters on.
     政治辩论一波三折地艰难进行着。

双语例句

• And Crocker said better guarantees are needed to prevent the skips and stutters now common with video.
  克罗克认为，为防止现在视频中常见的（播放画面）遗漏和不连贯，需要更好的（技术）保证。
• Furthermore, social anxiety and stuttering form a vicious cycle that makes the stutters easy to avoid social activities or social context.
  同时社交焦虑与口吃的恶性循环，使得口吃者越来越习惯逃避一些社交情境或者场合。
• Don't be a rude dude and laugh at someone who stutters ( stuttering is saying one word over and over).
  不要做一个嘲笑某人口吃的没有礼貌的人。
• After all these years he could hear trouble, he said, in the spits and stutters and thrumming of the equipment.
  这些年来，他说，甚至可以从启动制动时设备发出的轰隆声听出问题来。
• You must never tease a child because he stutters.
  你切不可因为一个孩子口吃而去取笑他。
• Whenever the economy stutters, it evaporates.
  一旦经济徘徊不前，这种尊崇就宛如盛夏阵雨过后的积水，很快就烟消云散了。
• Molly: Not really, but she has a speech disorder-she often stutters.
  莫莉：倒，不过她有语言障碍-她经常结巴。
• He labours under great difficulties in conversation, because he stutters.
  他谈起话来很吃力，因为他口吃。
• Prince Albert is extremely afraid of speaking in public because he stutters, a problem he has had all his life.
  亚伯特王子因为结巴这个毕生困扰著他的问题而非常害怕在公开场合发表演说。
• Quitting as the Chinese economy stutters is hardly a way to win favour in Beijing.
  在中国经济遭遇波折之际退出，不像是能够赢得北京好感的做法。