to walk up and down; to move around a place; to linger

To walk back and forth at a fork in the road, unable to decide which way to go; used to describe being indecisive or unable to make a firm decision at a critical moment.

to pace up and down, or stay at a place because of a reluctance to leave; to hesitate

to walk back and forth or pace restlessly, especially when not knowing which way to go or being unable to decide; same as [[徘徊|徘徊|pai2 huai2]]

(variant form) to linger or pace back and forth at a fork in the road; to be undecided about which path to take or how to proceed