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1 (to) waver
(to) waver /ˈweɪvə(r)/v. i.1 oscillare; vacillare; guizzare: My concentration began to waver, la mia concentrazione cominciò a vacillare; The huge flames were wavering, le grandi fiamme guizzavano2 esitare; tentennare; titubare; vacillare; tremare: to waver between two courses, esitare di fronte a un dilemma; My voice wavered with repressed emotion, la voce mi tremava per l'emozione repressa● to waver between the play and the film, essere incerto se andare al cinema o al teatro NOTA D'USO: - waive, waiver o waver?-. -
2 (to) waver
(to) waver /ˈweɪvə(r)/v. i.1 oscillare; vacillare; guizzare: My concentration began to waver, la mia concentrazione cominciò a vacillare; The huge flames were wavering, le grandi fiamme guizzavano2 esitare; tentennare; titubare; vacillare; tremare: to waver between two courses, esitare di fronte a un dilemma; My voice wavered with repressed emotion, la voce mi tremava per l'emozione repressa● to waver between the play and the film, essere incerto se andare al cinema o al teatro NOTA D'USO: - waive, waiver o waver?-.
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