星期天,我预习新课文,当读到“一位步履蹒跚的老婆婆正在马路上走”时,被“蹒跚”这个“拦路虎”给拦住了。我查了查词典,上面解释说:走路一瘸一拐的样子。我想,这老婆婆是不是腿有残疾呢?不然的话走起路来怎么会是一瘸一拐的呢?我拿不准,就去问爸爸。爸爸想了想,说:“这样吧,我带你一块儿去查一部没有字的‘词典’吧。”我很纳闷:词典怎么会没有字呢? On Sunday, I previewed the new lesson and was stopped when I read “A faltering old lady is walking down the street.” I checked the dictionary, explained above: walk limping look. I wonder if this old lady has a leg or a disability? Or how could it be a limp if I walked? If I could not get it, I would ask my father. Dad thought for a moment and said: “Well, I’ll take you together and search for a dictionary that has no words.” "I wonder why dictionaries have no words?