| 踉跄 | liàng qiàng | to stagger; to stumble | |
| 跄踉 | qiàng liàng | see 踉跄 | |
| 踉蹡 | liàng qiàng | variant of 踉跄 |
| 1 | They staggered out of the pub, completely drunk. | |
| 2 | The moon had not yet risen, and Ruth, gazing into the starry vault of the sky and exchanging no speech with Martin, experienced a sudden feeling of loneliness. | |
| 3 | I floundered through the ferns and tried barging into a tree, koala first. | |
| 4 | Under the bundle tottered the old woman, her face as white as a linen sheet. | |
| 5 | Martin noticed him no more that evening, except once when he observed him chaffing with great apparent success with several of the young women. |