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| 1. | an empire that had begun to totter. |
| 已经开始动摇的帝国 |
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| 2. | shake one's assurance |
| 动摇信念 |
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| 3. | overturned, the clan authority, the religious authority and the authority of the husband all begin to totter |
| 地主政权既被打翻，族权、神权、夫权便一概跟着动摇起来。 |
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| 4. | shake a conviction |
| 动摇信心 |
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| 5. | totter; shaky; crumble |
| 摇摇欲坠 |
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| 6. | Now we maun totter down, John, |
| 如今啊，到了下山的时候， |
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| -- 来源 -- 英美经典情诗2 - John Anderson, My Jo |
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| 7. | totter to one's feet |
| 踉踉跄跄地站起 |
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| 8. | sway the minds of men |
| 动摇人心 |
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| 9. | to sway; to shake; to totter |
| 飘摇 |
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| 10. | [Formal] destitute; impoverished; 2.to stagger; to totter |
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