wobble
verb uk/ˈwɒb.əl/ us/ˈwɑː.bəl/
(MOVE)
[ I or T ]（使）摇晃，（使）摇摆
to (cause something to) shake or move from side to side in a way that shows poor balance
That bookcase wobbles whenever you put anything on it. 那个书架你一放东西就摇摇晃晃的。
Don't wobble the table, please, Dan. 丹，别晃桌子好吗？
figurative The company's shares wobbled with the news of a foreign takeover bid. 这家公司的股票由于外国公司收购的消息而波动。
(NOT CERTAIN)
[ I ] informal拿不定主意；动摇；（在两种观点间）变来变去
to be uncertain what to do or to change repeatedly between two opinions
The government can't afford to wobble on this issue. 如果政府在这个问题上不作出果断决策就会付出巨大代价。
wobble
noun [ C ] uk/ˈwɒb.əl/ us/ˈwɑː.bəl/
(MOVEMENT)
摇晃，摇摆
a movement from side to side that shows poor balance
I gave the poles a slight wobble and the whole tent collapsed. 我轻轻晃了晃几根柱子，整个帐篷就倒了。
figurative The closure of the company's German subsidiary caused a sharp wobble in its profits. 这家公司德国分部的关闭导致其利润急剧下降。
(NOT CERTAIN)
UK informal拿不定主意；动摇；（在两种观点间）变来变去
a feeling of not being certain about something
She's having a bit of a wobble about the move to New York. 她对是否搬到纽约还有点犹豫不定。