toddling

英 [ˈtɒdlɪŋ]

美 [ˈtɑːdlɪŋ]

v. (幼儿学步时)摇摇摆摆地走，蹒跚行走; 步行; 去
toddle的现在分词

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She fell while toddling around.
她摇摇摆摆地到处走时摔倒了。
I spent the afternoon in the garden, watching my nephew toddling around after his puppy.
我一下午都在花园里，看我的侄子眼在他的小狗后面蹒跚地四处跑。
It's getting late; we must be toddling.
时间已迟，我们必须出发了。
And it was quite a moving thing to see women with bound feet, who hitherto had not been allowed outside the home, toddling around the stage and acting out the part of an emancipated female.
昔日轻易不出家门的小脚妇女，居然也登台扮演放了足的女角，在舞台上蹒跚迈步。看到这样的情景的确使人深受感动。
Rough in manner but withal a noble, tender-hearted man, he suddenly saw a three-year-old girl toddling out of an alley accompanied by a dog.
他举止粗犷，但侠骨柔肠，这时忽然看见一个三岁女孩从一条小巷摇摇摆摆走出来，身旁有一只狗。
She was last seen toddling off in the direction of the sea.
人们最后一次见她时，她正跌跌撞撞地往海边走。
You could see his grandson toddling around in the garden.
你可以看到他的孙子在花园里蹒跚行走。