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1 shaky
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2 مصاب (شخص)
مُصَاب (شَخْص) \ casualty: one who is killed or badly hurt in war or in an accident. \ مُصَاب \ stricken: seriously troubled: She was stricken with anxiety on hearing the bad news, (used with nouns like fear, grief, either predicatively or in compounds) feeling the effects of terror-stricken. \ See Also مُبْتَلًى بِـ \ مُصاب بالجُذام (شخص) \ leper: sb. who suffers from leprosy. \ See Also مجذوم (مَجْذوم) \ مُصَاب بِدُوَار (دائخ) \ dizzy: feeling unsteady, esp. after turning round and round; feeling weak and confused in the head. giddy: feeling unsteady, as if one’s head were turning round and round. \ مُصَاب بِدُوَار البَحْر \ seasick: feeling sick (and unable to keep food in the stomach) because of a ship’s movements. \ مُصَاب بِعَمَى الأَلْوَان \ colour-blind, color-blind: unable to see the difference between certain colours. \ مُصَاب بِنوبات هِسْتِيريّة \ hysterical: (of a person or his behaviour) suffering from uncontrolled nervous excitement: hysterical laughter. \ See Also هستيري (هِستيريّ) -
3 dizzy
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4 giddy
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5 flicker
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6 غير مستقر
adj. unstable, unsteady, unsettled, inconstant, infirm, labile, skittish, tottering, migrant, insecure, uneasy -
7 غير مطرد
adj. unsteady -
8 متحول
adj. changeable, variable, unsteady, inconstant, fickle, unstable -
9 متزعزع
adj. unsteady, slippery, wonky, shaky, rickety, unstable, insecure, precarious -
10 متغير
1́ adj. variable, changeable, fickle, changing, changeful, mutable, unsteady, inconstant2́ n. weathercock -
11 متقلب
1́ adj. flighty, fluky, incalculable, capricious, whimsical, freakish, reversible, rough and tumble, shaky, skittish, unsteady, unstable, unsettled, versatile, changeful, wayward, yeasty, fickle, changeable, mobile, mutable, choppy, inconsistent2́ n. weather vane3́ adj. moody, temperamental, mercurial -
12 متقلقل
adj. shaky, unsteady, tottering, faltering, upset -
13 مقلقل
adj. unsteady -
14 تزعزع
تَزَعْزَعَ: تَقَلْقَلَto shake, totter, wobble; to be shaken, convulsed, unsettled; to be or become shaky, unsteady, insecure, precarious -
15 تقلب
تَقَلّبَ: كانَ مُتَقَلّباً (في مَوَاقِفِه أو مِزَاجِهِ إلخ)to be or become changeable, fickle, inconstant, unsteady, capricious, whimsical moody -
16 تقلقل
تَقَلْقَلَto be shaken, commoved, convulsed, unsettled, upset, agitated, stirred, disturbed, troubled, disquieted; to move, stir; to be or become shaky, unsteady, unstable, insecure, precarious; to totter, falter, wobble -
17 تلقلق
تَلَقْلَقَ: تَقَلْقَلَto be or become shaky, unsteady, unstable, insecure, precarious; to be shaken, commoved, unsettled -
18 تلون
تَلَوّنَ (في أخْلاقِهِ، أقْوالِهِ، مَوَاقِفهِ إلخ): تَقَلّبَto be or become changeable, fickle, inconstant, unsteady, capricious -
19 غملاج
غِمْلاَج، غَمَلّج، غَمْلَج: مُتَقَلّبinconstant, fickle, unsteady, moody -
20 غملج
غِمْلاَج، غَمَلّج، غَمْلَج: مُتَقَلّبinconstant, fickle, unsteady, moody
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unsteady — index broken (interrupted), dangerous, disorderly, inconsistent, infrequent, insecure, irresolute … Law dictionary
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unsteady — un|stead|y [ ʌn stedi ] adjective 1. ) not regular, calm, or normal: an unsteady voice unsteady breathing 2. ) too weak or sick to walk well: She s still unsteady on her feet. 3. ) not reliable … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
unsteady — UK [ʌnˈstedɪ] / US adjective 1) not regular, calm, or normal an unsteady voice unsteady breathing 2) too weak or ill to walk well She s still a bit unsteady on her feet. 3) not reliable … English dictionary
unsteady — I. transitive verb Date: 1532 to make unsteady II. adjective Date: 1551 not steady: as a. not firm or solid ; not fixed in position ; unstable b. marked by change or fluctuation ; changeable … New Collegiate Dictionary
unsteady — un•stead•y [[t]ʌnˈstɛd i[/t]] adj. v. stead•ied, stead•y•ing 1) not steady or firm; unstable; shaky 2) fluctuating or wavering: an unsteady flame[/ex] 3) irregular or uneven 4) to make unsteady • Etymology: 1525–35 un•stead′i•ly, adv.… … From formal English to slang
