關於Stumble的意思和用法的提問

A: Stumble: To fall, To struggle, To come upon something

A: Stumble is to fall, trip, lose your balance.
Rumble is a sound. Similar to an earthquake sound.
Tumble is when things fall down sequentially. Example: four boxes on top of each other begin falling.

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A: He looked nervous during his speech. He kept stumbling over his words.

A: Stumble = trip and lose balance
Ex. I was running fast when I stumbled and fell down.

Stumble across/on/upon = learn or find by accident
Ex. She was using Google to search travel destinations when she stumbled upon a new recipe to make chicken stew.

Stumble = make a mistake
Ex. Sometimes I talk too fast and I stumble over the words and people can’t understand me.

A: I stumbled upon someone’s wallet
Maybe you will stumble upon your phone

A: They are basically the same, though "stumble upon" implies you found something by total accident, whereas "come across" implies you found something slightly less accidentally. But I want to stress they are very similar phrases and you can use them quite interchangeably!

"While browsing the Internet, I stumbled upon a page that was filled with images of cats wearing capes."

"While looking for something to read, I came across this great true crime novel."

A: Sometimes they are different:

I stumbled upon him at the concert.

Here are a few things I'd like you to stop tripping about.

A: In that context she means to stumble down (lose balance whilst walking,happens alot when drunk) pretend (fake,imaginative) alleyways (gaps between buildings)

A: Stumble is more like a trip but not fall and tumble implies actual falling.

"I stumbled but managed to catch myself before falling"

"I took a tumble and hurt my leg."

A: You can physically stumble because it means "trip" or "come across".