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41 ramol
m (G pl ramoli a. ramolów) pot. (old) dodderer; (old) crock pot.- ten ramol stale gubi parasole! that doddering old fool keeps losing his umbrella!* * *-a; -e; gen pl; -i; mpot (old) crock (pot)* * *mppog. old sack, old fart, (old) crock.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ramol
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42 affældig
adj decrepit,T doddering. -
43 tembleque
adj.doddering, shaky, dotty, infirm.m.1 trembling fit.le dio o entró un tembleque he got the shakes2 shaking fit.* * *1 familiar shaking fit\me dio el tembleque / me entró el tembleque familiar I got the shivers, I had a shaking fit* * *Iadjetivo (fam) shaky (colloq)IImasculino shakingme dio or entró un tembleque — (fam) I got the shakes (colloq)
* * *Iadjetivo (fam) shaky (colloq)IImasculino shakingme dio or entró un tembleque — (fam) I got the shakes (colloq)
* * *shakingel tembleque de la mano derecha the shaking o trembling of his right hand* * *
tembleque m fam shaking fit: me entró el tembleque, I got the shakes
' tembleque' also found in these entries:
English:
jitters
* * *tembleque nmtrembling fit;tiene tembleque en las manos he has a tremor in his hands* * *m trembling, shaking; de frío shivering -
44 chocha
adj.1 doting, having the intellect impaired by age.2 doddering, doddery, senile.3 happy. (Southern Cone)4 nicaraguan. (Central America)f.1 willet, prairie chicken.2 external part of a woman's genitals.pres.indicat.3rd person singular (él/ella/ello) present indicative of spanish verb: chochar.imperat.2nd person singular (tú) Imperative of Spanish verb: chochar.* * *1 woodcock* * *SF (tb: chochaperdiz) woodcockchocho III, 1.* * ** * *f ZO woodcock -
45 avfeldig
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46 bunak
adj. senile, demented, doddering, doddery, gaga, in second childhood--------n. dotard, senile person, weak-minded person* * *dotard -
47 titreyerek
adv. atremble, aflutter* * *1. palpitating (prep.) 2. doddering (prep.) 3. trembling (prep.) 4. flickering (prep.) 5. shivering (prep.) 6. quaking (prep.) 7. quivering (prep.) 8. shuddering (prep.) -
48 eli ayağı tutmayan
adj. crippled, feeble, age worn, doddering, doddery, stricken -
49 sarsak
adj. shaky, doddering, doddery, palsied, clumsy, dickey, dicky, jerky, rocky, tottering, tottery -
50 cacochyme
cacochyme† adj doddery.[kakɔʃim] (littéraire) adjectif————————[kakɔʃim] (littéraire) nom masculin et féminin -
51 gaga
adjective* * *
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nom masculin et féminin dodderer (colloq)* * *ɡaɡa adj *gaga ** * *gaga○B nmf dodderer○.[gaga] (familier) adjectif————————[gaga] (familier) nom masculin et féminin -
52 terketar
dodder, doddered, doddered, doddering -
53 немощен
infirm, feebe, frail, weak* * *нѐмощен,прил., -на, -но, -ни infirm, feeble, frail, weak, doddering, doddery, decrepit, effete, puny, weedy; emasculate(d); groggy.* * *adynamic; faint{feint}; feeble: a немощен voice - немощен глас; forceless; impuissant; puny{`pXni}* * *infirm, feebe, frail, weak -
54 треперещ
tremulous* * *trembling: he called me in a треперещ voice - той ме повика с треперещ глас; shaking: треперещ hands - треперещи ръце; doddering ; quaking ; tottering ; tremulous* * *tremulous -
55 хилав
feeble, puny; of poor physique(за растение) undergrown(недорасъл) stuntedдевет баби, хилав о дете too many cooks spoil the broth* * *хѝлав,прил. feeble, feeble-bodied; puny; of poor physique; effete; forceless; ( немощен) doddering, doddery; (за растение) undergrown; ( недорасъл) stunted; • девет (много) баби, \хилаво дете too many cooks spoil the broth.* * *feeble ; effete {efi;t} ; feeble-bodied* * *1. (за растение) undergrown 2. (недорасъл) stunted 3. feeble, puny;of poor physique 4. девет баби, ХИЛАВ о дете too many cooks spoil the broth -
56 ferrovecchio
m (pl -cchi) scrap merchant* * *ferrovecchio s.m.1 scrap (-iron) dealer, scrap (-metal) dealer* * *1) (rottame) rattletrap, wreck2) (rigattiere) scrap (metal) dealer* * *ferrovecchiopl. ferrivecchi /ferro'vεkkjo, ferri'vεkki/sostantivo m.1 (rottame) rattletrap, wreck2 (rigattiere) scrap (metal) dealer. -
57 strompelend
adj. doddered, doddering -
58 iznemogao
pp & adj spent, enervated, feeble, wasted, worn-out, run-down; over-worked; (od starosti) decrepit, infirm, doddering* * *• bed ridden -
59 seniili
yks.nom. seniili; yks.gen. seniilin; yks.part. seniiliä; yks.ill. seniiliin; mon.gen. seniilien seniileiden seniileitten; mon.part. seniilejä seniileitä; mon.ill. seniileihinsenile (noun)* * *• failing• senile• doting• decrepit• confused• aged• doddering -
60 zramola|ły
adj. pot., pejor. [osoba] doddering, dodderyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zramola|ły
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