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1 unsteadily
unsteadily [.ʌn'stɛdəli] adv: de modo inestable'ʌn'stedḷi, ʌn'stedɪliadverb de modo inseguro or vacilante['ʌn'stedɪlɪ]ADV de manera insegura; [walk] con paso vacilante* * *['ʌn'stedḷi, ʌn'stedɪli]adverb de modo inseguro or vacilante -
2 unsteadily
adv.1 con paso inseguro (to move, walk); con voz temblorosa (to speak)2 inestablemente, precariamente, inseguramente, de forma desequilibrada.3 de modo inconstante. -
3 stumble
1) (to strike the foot against something and lose one's balance, or nearly fall: He stumbled over the edge of the carpet.) tropezar2) (to walk unsteadily: He stumbled along the track in the dark.) avanzar dando tropezonesaspiés3) (to make mistakes, or hesitate in speaking, reading aloud etc: He stumbles over his words when speaking in public.) tropezar, atrabancarse; balbucir•- stumble across/on
stumble vb tropezartr['stʌmbəl]1 (trip) tropezar (on/over, con), dar un traspié2 (walk unsteadily) tambalearse3 (while speaking) atrancarse, atascarse1) trip: tropezar, dar un traspié2) flounder: quedarse sin saber qué hacer o decir3)stumble n: tropezón m, traspié mn.• traspié s.m.• trompicón s.m.• tropezón s.m.• tropiezo s.m.v.• abarrajar v.• pegar v.• trompicar v.• tropezar v.'stʌmbəla) ( trip) tropezar*, dar* un traspiéto stumble OVER/AGAINST something — tropezar* con algo
b) ( move unsteadily) (+ adv compl)to stumble along/in/out — ir*/entrar/salir* a tropezones or a trompicones
c) ( in speech) atrancarse*Phrasal Verbs:['stʌmbl]1.N tropezón m, traspié m2.VI tropezar, dar un traspiéto stumble on, to go stumbling on — (=keep walking) avanzar dando traspiés
to stumble through a speech — pronunciar un discurso de cualquier manera, pronunciar un discurso atracándose
to stumble (up)on or across sth — (fig) tropezar con algo
* * *['stʌmbəl]a) ( trip) tropezar*, dar* un traspiéto stumble OVER/AGAINST something — tropezar* con algo
b) ( move unsteadily) (+ adv compl)to stumble along/in/out — ir*/entrar/salir* a tropezones or a trompicones
c) ( in speech) atrancarse*Phrasal Verbs: -
4 stagger
'stæɡə1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.)2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.)3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.)•stagger vb andar tambaleándoseEs la forma de andar, por ejemplo, de una persona borracha o heridatr['stægəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (walk unsteadily) tambalearse1 (hours, work) escalonar2 (amaze) asombrar, pasmar1 (unsteady walk) tambaleostagger ['stægər] vitotter: tambalearsestagger vt1) alternate: alternar, escalonar (turnos de trabajo)2) : hacer tambalearto be staggered by: quedarse estupefacto porstagger n: tambaleo mn.• tambaleo s.m.v.• bambalear v.• bambolear v.• escalonar v.• sorprender v.• tambalear v.• tartalear v.• titubear v.'stægər, 'stægə(r)
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intransitive verb tambalearse
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vt1) ( amaze) dejar estupefacto or helado or pasmado2) \<\<shifts/payments\>\> escalonar['stæɡǝ(r)]1. N1) tambaleo m2) staggers (Vet) modorra f2.VI tambalear3. VT1) (=amaze) dejar anonadado, dejar pasmadowe were staggered by the number of letters we received — nos dejó anonadados or pasmados la cantidad de cartas que recibimos
2) [+ hours, holidays, payments, spokes] escalonar* * *['stægər, 'stægə(r)]
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intransitive verb tambalearse
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vt1) ( amaze) dejar estupefacto or helado or pasmado2) \<\<shifts/payments\>\> escalonar -
5 toddle
'todl((especially of a very young child) to walk unsteadily: The child is toddling.) dar los primeros pasos- toddlertr['tɒdəl]1 (child) dar los primeros pasos2 (person) andar con paso insegurov.• hacer pinitos v.• tambalear v.'tɑːdḷ, 'tɒdḷa) \<\<child\>\> empezar a caminar or (esp Esp) a andar, dar* los primeros pasosb) (go) (colloq & hum) (+ adv compl)it's time I was toddling off o along — ya es hora de que me vaya
['tɒdl]VI1) (=begin to walk) empezar a andar, dar los primeros pasos; (=walk unsteadily) caminar sin seguridad* * *['tɑːdḷ, 'tɒdḷ]a) \<\<child\>\> empezar a caminar or (esp Esp) a andar, dar* los primeros pasosb) (go) (colloq & hum) (+ adv compl)it's time I was toddling off o along — ya es hora de que me vaya
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6 bumble
tr['bʌmbəl]1 (blunder) hacer una plancha1 (speak incoherently) farfullar['bʌmbl]VI (=walk unsteadily) andar de forma vacilante, andar a tropezones; (fig) trastabillar -
7 wobble
'wobl
1. verb(to rock unsteadily from side to side: The bicycle wobbled and the child fell off.) moverse, tambalearse
2. noun(a slight rocking, unsteady movement: This wheel has a bit of a wobble.) tamboleo, movimiento- wobbly- wobbliness
wobble vb tambalear / cojeartr['wɒbəl]1 (table, chair, ladder) tambaleo, bamboleo; (bicycle) movimiento; (voice, jelly) temblor nombre masculino1 (table, chair, ladder) cojear; (bicycle, tooth) moverse; (legs, jelly, voice) temblar; (wheel) bailar; (person) tambalearse, bambolearse, vacilar1 (table, ladder) moverwobble n: tambaleo m, bamboleo mv.• bambolear v.• cojear v.• oscilar v.• tambalearse v.• vacilar v.n.• tambaleo s.m.'wɑːbəl, 'wɒbəl
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a) ( tremble) \<\<jelly\>\> temblar*b) (sway, waver) \<\<cyclist\>\> bambolearse; \<\<wheel\>\> bailar; \<\<chair\>\> tambalearse
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vt mover*, bambolear['wɒbl]1.N [of chair, table etc] tambaleo m, bamboleo m ; [of voice] temblor mto walk with a wobble — tambalearse al andar, andar tambaleándose
2. VI1) (=move unsteadily) tambalearse, bambolearse; [voice] temblar2) (=hesitate) vacilar* * *['wɑːbəl, 'wɒbəl]
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a) ( tremble) \<\<jelly\>\> temblar*b) (sway, waver) \<\<cyclist\>\> bambolearse; \<\<wheel\>\> bailar; \<\<chair\>\> tambalearse
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vt mover*, bambolear
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