shamble
verb [intransitive]- (+ adv./prep.)
to walk in a slow and lazy way or with difficulty, dragging your feet along the ground 拖着脚走；蹒跚 The old porter shambled along behind her. 老搬运工在她身后蹒跚而行。 He shambled off into the house. 他蹒跚着走进房子。 a shambling gait 蹒跚的脚步 She shambled off towards the stairs. 她蹒跚着走向楼梯。
Word Originlate 16th cent.: probably from dialect shamble ‘ungainly’, perhaps from the phrase shamble legs, with reference to the legs of trestle tables (such as would be used in a meat market: see shambles).