单词	judder
释义	judder /ˈdʒʌdə / chiefly British verb [no object] (Especially of something mechanical) shake and vibrate rapidly and with force: the steering wheel juddered in his hand... Then James saw his friend's shoulders begin to shake, juddering up and down and suddenly Jenni was crying into his chest. Jo said: ‘I woke up at about 8am and everything was juddering, which must have been the earthquake.’ Without even seeing my room, I chase after my taxi, and within minutes we are juddering through the warm spring evening and neon-lit streets which wind down to the harbour. noun An instance of rapid and forceful shaking and vibration: the car gave a judder... The doors immediately slid shut, and with a shake and a judder, the floor beneath them lurched. It's the driver's skill, not the different country, that decides whether it's just a bump or a horrible judder! Luckily not a single judder or unevenness of movement occurred and the next day the ‘rushes’ indicated that the job had been completed successfully - and not before time. Derivatives juddery adjective ... Of all the many, many problems with London's overcrowded, overcharged, much-delayed, juddery and downright unpleasant Tube system, safety has not been one of them. Glick let the car sit idly by the kerb, the engine running, a little juddery off a cold start, and puffing away at a great exhaust roach. Origin 1930s: imitative; compare with shudder. Rhymes rudder, shudder, udder
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