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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) espasmódicotr['ʤɜːkɪ]1 espasmódico,-a1) : espasmódico (dícese de los movimientos)2) choppy: inconexo (dícese de la prosa)♦ jerkily [-kəli] advadj.• accidentado, -a adj.adj.• espasmódico, -a adj.
I 'dʒɜːrki, 'dʒɜːkihe walked with short, jerky strides — andaba con pasos cortos y desacompasados, andaba a trompicones
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mass noun (AmE) cecina f, tasajo m, charqui m (AmS)['dʒɜːkɪ]ADJ (compar jerkier) (superl jerkiest) [movement, motion] brusco; [speech] entrecortado, vacilante* * *
I ['dʒɜːrki, 'dʒɜːki]he walked with short, jerky strides — andaba con pasos cortos y desacompasados, andaba a trompicones
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['dʒɜːkɪ] 1.nome AE gastr. = carne di manzo essiccata al sole2.* * *adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) convulso, a scatti* * *jerky (1) /ˈdʒɜ:kɪ/n. [u](alim.) carne tagliata a strisce essiccata al sole.jerky (2) /ˈdʒɜ:kɪ/a.1 a scatti; a scosse; a sobbalzi; spasmodico; convulsojerkilyavv.a scosse; a balzellonijerkinessn. [u]il muoversi a strappi, con scosse; andatura a balzelloni.* * *['dʒɜːkɪ] 1.nome AE gastr. = carne di manzo essiccata al sole2. -
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adjectiveabgehackt, holprig [Art zu schreiben/sprechen]; holprig [Busfahrt]; holpernd [Fahrzeug]; ruckartig [Bewegung]* * ** * *[ˈʤɜ:ki, AM ˈʤɜ:r-]\jerky style [of writing] abgehackter Stil* * *['dZɜːkɪ]adj (+er)1) ruckartig; way of speaking abgehackta jerky ride over cobbles/in an old bus — eine holprige Fahrt über Kopfsteinpflaster/in einem alten Bus
* * *jerky1 [ˈdʒɜːkı; US ˈdʒɜrkiː] adj (adv jerkily)1. a) ruckartig, (Bewegungen auch) fahrigb) stoß-, ruckweise2. besonders US sl blöd, albernjerky2 [ˈdʒɜːkı; US ˈdʒɜrkiː] → academic.ru/39830/jerk">jerk2 B* * *adjectiveabgehackt, holprig [Art zu schreiben/sprechen]; holprig [Busfahrt]; holpernd [Fahrzeug]; ruckartig [Bewegung]* * *adj.ruckartig adj. -
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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) rykkevis, støtvisadj. \/ˈdʒɜːkɪ\/rykkete, støtvis, ujevn -
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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) (sk)rykkjóttur -
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döcögős, egyenetlen, szaggatott, rázkódó* * *adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) szaggatott -
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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) sacudido* * *jerk.y[dʒ'ə:ki] adj 1 aos arrancos, aos trancos. 2 espasmódico, convulsivo. 3 coll estúpido, tolo. -
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adj. sarsıntılı, düzensiz, sarsak, salak* * *silkintili* * *adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) sarsıntılı, silkintili -
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• nykivä• nytkähtelevä• töyssyinen• töksähtelevä* * *adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) nykivä -
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['dʒəːkɪ]adjszarpany, urywany* * *adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) szarpany, urywany -
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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) saraustīts* * *krampjains; aprauts, saraustīts; stulbs -
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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) trūkčiojantis, su pertrūkiais -
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adj. hoppande, rastlöst, skakat; dum (slang)--------n. torkat kött* * *adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) -
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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) trhavý* * *• trhavý -
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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) trhaný* * *• slabý• sušené mäso v plátkoch• hlúpy• plátky sušeného mäsa• prázdny (duševne) (slang.• pohybujúci sa trhane• kostrbatý• nemohúci -
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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) sacadat -
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adjective (jerking; full of jerks: a jerky movement; a jerky way of speaking.) απότομα, με τραντάγματα, σπασμωδικός
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