wobble about

To rock or jerk around in an uneven, unsteady manner. I could tell he'd had too much to drink from the way he kept wobbling about in his seat. Make sure you strap that thing down in the truck. I don't want it wobbling about while we drive.

wobble about

and wobble around

to rock, quiver, or flounder around. The little baby wobbled about and finally fell. The vase wobbled around a little and fell over.

词组	wobble about
释义	wobble about wobble about To rock or jerk around in an uneven, unsteady manner. I could tell he'd had too much to drink from the way he kept wobbling about in his seat. Make sure you strap that thing down in the truck. I don't want it wobbling about while we drive. See also: wobble Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. wobble about and wobble around to rock, quiver, or flounder around. The little baby wobbled about and finally fell. The vase wobbled around a little and fell over. See also: wobble McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: wobble around stumble through stumble through (something) weave around woven stagger stagger around staggering bring the house down stagger under References in periodicals archive A I definitely wouldn't advise that you hang a mirror on a wardrobe door as it will wobble about whenever the door is opened or closed and could be quite dangerous. Homes: Ask the experts
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