strag·gling [ˈstrægl̩ɪŋ] 形
1. straggling (falling behind):
2. straggling (scattered):
- straggling place
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I. strag·gle [ˈstrægl̩] 动词 不及物动词
1. straggle:
3. straggle (come in small numbers):
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The short thick trunk supports long and straggling branches which form a broad and irregular head.
en.wikipedia.org His assessment was correctonly straggling merchantmen and small patrol craft hugged the barren coasts.
en.wikipedia.org For a truly polished look, the coronary band is clipped to shorten the small straggling hairs that grow along the edges of the hoof.
en.wikipedia.org A "wok-wok-wok" is given by a bird in flight if straggling behind the group, and various clicks and mechanical sounding rattles are also heard.
en.wikipedia.org This is a straggling linear village among farms, woods and former quarries.
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