stagger
/ˈstaɡə/
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stag - ger -> stagger
(v.t) ယိမ်းယိုင်စေသည်။ကတိမ်းကပါးဖြစ်စေသည်။(n) မူးဝေခြင်း။
၁။ ယိမ်းထိုးလျှောက်သည်။ ဒယီးဒယိုင်သွား သည်။ [ ဥ ] သိုင်းကွက်နင်းသည်။ I hit him hard and he staggered and fell. ❍ He staggered to his feet and continued the fight. ❍ I saw him staggering home drunk from the pub again last night. ❍ One man had managed to stagger out (of the wreckage). ❍ (fig ) stagger under the weight/burden of one's responsibilities. ❍ SHUFFLE
၂။ (usu passive) အကြီးအကျယ် ရင်သပ် ရှုမောအံ့ဩသည်။ You will be staggered by the enormous variety of plants in her garden. ❍ I was staggered to hear/when I heard of his death. ❍ It staggers me that the government are doing nothing about it.
၃။ တစ်ထပ် တည်းမကျအောင် အချိန်ဇယား ဆွဲသည်။ လွှဲဆွဲသည်။ staggered office hours ❍ stagger the annual holidays.
❏ staggering /'stægǝrÇŋ / adj အံ့ဖွယ်သရဲ။ မယုံနိုင်လောက် သော။
a staggering achievement ❍ earn a staggering £10000 a week ❍ I find their decision simply staggering.
❏ staggeringly adv ရင်သပ်ရှုမောလောက်အောင်။ staggeringly beautiful.
- She staggered and fell.
- [stagger backwards/towards/into/out of] : He gave her a slight push, and she staggered backwards.
- Ruth staggered out of her bedroom to pick up the phone.
- [stagger to your feet] : The man staggered to his feet and ran away.
- Rory was staggered by his answer.
- He staggers on as president, despite his increasing frailty.
- The museum is staggering under debts of nearly £5 million.
- Staggered working hours
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