choppy

UK:  ['tʃɒpi]

US:  ['tʃɑpi]

比较级：choppier  最高级：choppiest  

adj.

1.波涛汹涌的

2.裂缝多的;断断续续的

3.(风向、市场等)紊乱的,变动频繁的

4.波浪滔滔的

5.不匀称的;结构拙劣的

6.波浪汹涌的

7.不连贯的

8.有三角浪的

9.风向常变的

10.多裂纹的

n.

1.三角波

2.激浪

1 . Recovery was always likely to be "choppy" , as Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, noted in a significant speech this week.
正如英国央行行长默文•金（MervynKing）在上周的一次重要讲话中所言，复苏总是难免会有“起伏”。

2 . In the past years, 2K has always had a choppy feel to it, but in the demo that feeling does not seem to be present.
在过去的几年里，一直有起伏2K感觉它，但是在这个例子演示感觉似乎并不存在。

3 . As is often the case after a financial crisis, this recovery is turning out to be a choppy one.
如同金融危机后通常发生的情况那样，我们日益明显地看到，本轮复苏的进展将是曲折的。

4 . The water it is going to have to walk on over the next decade is going to be choppy.
况且，未来十年它必须行走的水面将会波涛起伏。

5 . Parker describes the early '80s as a frantic time, with the company going through "some choppy water within a general industry malaise. "
帕克说80年代初期是个疯狂的阶段，耐克当时处于“行业普遍萧条的大潮中险情迭出”的市场环境。