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| 61. | He persisted in his headlong stagger, guided on by Herb. |
| 他一定要往前踉跄地走，赫伯给他带路。 |
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| 62. | City business hours have to be staggered to relieve traffic congestion. |
| 城市办公时间必须错开以缓和交通拥挤的状况。 |
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| 63. | I saw the injured man stagger away like someone drunk. |
| 我看见那个受伤的人像个喝醉了酒的人似的摇摇晃晃地走了。 |
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| 64. | The young lady stagger a moment, and then step forward. |
| 那位年轻女郎稍稍犹豫了一下,然後就走上前去。 |
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| 65. | Working hours are staggered so that not everyone is in the office at once. |
| 上班时间被错开，这样不是人人都同时在办公室。 |
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| 66. | If it gets there first, they can bypass each other. |
| 如果它先到达那里, 那么他们就可以错开道路 |
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| 67. | Individual sandstone bodies tend to offset one another in adjacent horizon. |
| 各个砂体往往在相邻层位上互相错开。 |
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| 68. | The three spots are deliberately offset approximately20 microns with respect to each other. |
| 三个光斑被故意错开20微米以防相互干扰。 |
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| 69. | The beggar shambled past us. |
| 那个乞丐脚蹭着地从我们身旁走过.Stagger and stumble suggest unsteady or uncontrolledmovement. |
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| 70. | She gave a stagger as she began to feel faint. |
| 她感到头晕时身体摇晃了一下。 |
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