vi.蹒跚；犹豫
adj.交错的；错开的
n.蹒跚；交错安排
vt.蹒跚；使交错；使犹豫
staggers───n.摇摆症（stagger的复数）；v.蹒跚（stagger的第三人称单数形式）；n.(Staggers)人名；(英)斯塔格斯
staggery───adj.蹒跚的，摇晃的
sagger───n.耐火粘土（制烧箱用的）；vt.用火泥箱烘烧；n.(Sagger)人名；(阿拉伯)萨贾尔
shagger───吻痕
stager───n.老练的人；演员；经验丰富的人；n.(Stager)人名；(德、捷)施塔格
stagged───n.牡鹿；不带女伴的舞客；阉割过的雄鹿；adj.全是男人的；vi.不带女伴参加晚会；n.(Stag)人名；(英)斯塔格；(瑞典)斯塔格
stagier───adj.更做作的，更似演戏的
swagger───v.大摇大摆地走，趾高气扬地行走或行事；吓唬，虚张声势吓人；吹牛；n.神气十足，大摇大摆；趾高气扬；吹牛；虚张声势；adj.漂亮的，时髦的；（外衣）下摆宽松的；n.(Swagger)（美）史华杰尔（人名）
tagger───n.薄铁片；垂下物；尾随者；加标签者
so many runners that they had to stagger the start.───赛跑的选手很多，他们不得不把起跑的时间错开。
I managed to stagger the last few steps.───我好不容易跌跌撞撞走了这最后几步。
We seem to stagger from one crisis to the next.───我们仿佛在接连不断的危机中举步维艰。
As he grew, and I watched him stagger about, squeak his first words, and turn into a beautiful little boy, that feeling did not change.───当他逐渐长大，我看着他蹒跚地走来都去，依依呀呀地学会说第一个词，长成一个漂亮的小男孩，这种感觉还是没有改变。
and when he rose to his feet to stagger on into the day, it was included in the pack on his back.───等到他站起来，摇摇晃晃地开始这一天的路程的时候，这个口袋仍然包在他背后的包袱里。
If you and I learn how to manage the business and the lands right here, John, we'll make a fortune that will stagger the ship owners.───我要是摸透了在这里做生意和经营土地的门道，约翰，我们发的财能叫当船主的吓一跳。
If Greece is to do more than simply stagger from bail-out to bail-out, the country needs a profound change in its political culture.───如果希腊要走出这种蹒跚于一个又一个纾困计划的困境，需要对其政治文化进行深刻变革。
After four years of restructuring efforts during which it had lost more than $80 billion, GM was too enfeebled to stagger on.───4年的结构调整努力，使通用损失了800亿美元，它太虚弱了，无法躲开这场打击。
The older woman took a few aimless steps and stared vacantly around, then suddenly she began to tremble and stagger backward.───那老女人徘徊观望了一回，忽然手脚发抖，踉踉跄跄退下几步……。（鲁迅《药》）