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1 ketar
doddery -
2 тресящ се
doddery -
3 vejancón
• doddery• very old -
4 tattrig
doddery(ugs. Rsv.)doddering -
5 ketar
doddery; trembling -
6 tattrig
* * *tạt|te|rig ['tatərɪç] ['tatrɪç]adj (inf)Mensch doddering, doddery; Hände, Schriftzüge shaky, quivery* * *tatt·rig[ˈtatrɪç]tat·te·rig, tatt·rig[ˈtat(ə)rɪç]▪ \tattrig sein/werden to be/become dodderyeine \tattrige Schrift shaky handwriting* * *tattrig (tatterig) adj umg(alt und unsicher) doddery; (zittrig) shaky, trembly; bei Aufregung: trembling -
7 wackelig
I Adj.2. wackelig auf den Beinen sein umg. wegen Krankheit: be a bit shaky (on one’s legs oder pins); wegen Alter: be (getting) doddery; wegen Alkohol: be a bit unsteady (on one’s legs)II Adv. gehen etc.: shakily; wackelig stehen Schrank etc.: wobble, be wobbly; umg., Unternehmen, Stelle etc.: be very shaky; Regierung: auch be teetering; Schüler: be doing badly; Sportmannschaft: be in danger of being relegated* * *dodgy; waggly; ramshackle; unsteady; wobbly; rickety; cranky; shaky; loose; wiggly; tipsy* * *wạ|cke|lig ['vakəlɪç]1. adjwobbly; Möbelstück auch rickety; Zahn, Schraube auch loose; (fig) Firma, Unternehmen, Kompromiss shaky; Mehrheit flimsywackelig auf den Beinen sein (inf) (Patient) — to be wobbly on one's legs, to be shaky; (alter Mensch) to be doddery (esp Brit) or shaky
2. advwackelig stehen (lit) — to be unsteady or wobbly; (fig: Unternehmen, Schüler) to be shaky
* * *1) (which rocks or shakes; unsteady; unsafe.) rocky2) wobbly3) (unsteady or likely to collapse: a shaky chair.) shaky4) shakily5) (not straight; going up and down, from side to side etc: a wiggly line.) wiggly* * *wa·cke·lig, wack·lig[ˈvak(ə)lɪç]1. (nicht fest stehend) rickety; (Konstruktion) rickety, unsound; (Säule) shaky; (Steckdose) loose; (Stuhl, Tisch) unsteady* * *1.1) (nicht stabil) wobbly <chair, table, etc.>; loose < tooth>; shaky, rickety < structure>; rickety <car, furniture>2.er steht in der Schule/in Latein ziemlich wackelig — things are dodgy for him at school (Brit. coll.) /his Latin is somewhat shaky
* * *A. adj1. wobbly; alte Möbel etc: auch rickety; Zahn, Schraube: loose2.wackelig auf den Beinen sein umg wegen Krankheit: be a bit shaky (on one’s legs oder pins); wegen Alter: be (getting) doddery; wegen Alkohol: be a bit unsteady (on one’s legs)3.eine wackelige Vier etc (Schulnote) umg a shaky D, a scraped DB. adv gehen etc: shakily;wackelig stehen Schrank etc: wobble, be wobbly; umg, Unternehmen, Stelle etc: be very shaky; Regierung: auch be teetering; Schüler: be doing badly; Sportmannschaft: be in danger of being relegated* * *1.1) (nicht stabil) wobbly <chair, table, etc.>; loose < tooth>; shaky, rickety < structure>; rickety <car, furniture>2.er steht in der Schule/in Latein ziemlich wackelig — things are dodgy for him at school (Brit. coll.) /his Latin is somewhat shaky
* * *adj.wobbly adj. adv.tipsily adv.unsteadily adv.waggly adv. -
8 tatterig
tạt|te|rig ['tatərɪç] ['tatrɪç]adj (inf)Mensch doddering, doddery; Hände, Schriftzüge shaky, quivery* * *tat·te·rig, tatt·rig[ˈtat(ə)rɪç]▪ \tatterig sein/werden to be/become dodderyeine \tatterige Schrift shaky handwriting* * *tattrig (tatterig) adj umg(alt und unsicher) doddery; (zittrig) shaky, trembly; bei Aufregung: trembling -
9 zittrig
Adj. shaky; Stimme: auch tremulous, faltering; (tatterig) doddery; eine zittrige Schrift shaky handwriting* * *shaky* * *zịtt|rig ['tsItrɪç]adjHand, Körper, Stimme shaky* * *(weak or trembling with age, illness etc: a shaky voice; shaky handwriting.) shaky* * *zitt·rig[ˈtsɪtrɪç]zit·te·rig, zitt·rig[ˈtsɪt(ə)rɪç]adj shaky* * *1. 2.adverbial shakily* * *eine zittrige Schrift shaky handwriting* * *1. 2.adverbial shakily -
10 изкуфял
hollow; emptyпрен. dotty, dodderyизкуфял старец dotard* * *изкуфя̀л,прил. hollow, empty; прен. dotty, doting; dotardly, senile, doddery; sl. gaga; \изкуфял старец dotard, geriatric.* * *addle; addled; doddery; doited; doting* * *1. hollow;empty 2. ИЗКУФЯЛ старец dotard 3. прен. dotty, doddery -
11 tüdelig
Adj. bes. nordd., umg. doddery* * *tụ̈|de|lig ['tyːdəlɪç]adj (N Ger inf)doddery* * *tüdelig adj besonders nordd, umg doddery -
12 tambaleante
adj.1 wobbly, unsteady (inestable) (mesa).2 unstable, shaky.3 tottering.* * *► adjetivo1 (persona) staggering, tottering2 (mueble) wobbly, shaky3 figurado shaky, unstable* * *ADJ1) [persona] staggering; [paso] unsteady; [mueble] unsteady, wobbly; [vehículo] swaying2) [economía, democracia] shaky; [régimen] tottering* * ** * *= rocky [rockier -comp., rockiest -sup.].Ex. The English is a little rocky on this lovely web site but we have it on good word that the original French is très bien.* * ** * *= rocky [rockier -comp., rockiest -sup.].Ex: The English is a little rocky on this lovely web site but we have it on good word that the original French is très bien.
* * *entró con andar tambaleante he staggered o lurched into the roomun anciano de paso tambaleante a tottering o doddery old manun régimen ya tambaleante a regime already teetering on the edge of collapse, an already shaky regimeel tambaleante andamiaje the shaky scaffolding* * *
tambaleante adjetivo staggering, tottering, swaying
' tambaleante' also found in these entries:
English:
shaky
- unsteady
- wobbly
- rocky
* * *tambaleante adj1. [persona] staggering;[mueble, estante] wobbly, unsteady;salió con paso tambaleante he staggered o tottered out2. [gobierno, economía] shaky, tottering -
13 klapprig
* * *ramshackle* * *klạpp|rig ['klaprɪç]adjrickety, shaky; (fig inf) Mensch shaky, tottery* * *klapp·rig[ˈklaprɪç]klap·pe·rig[ˈklapərɪç]klapp·rig[ˈklaprɪç]adj (fam)1. (gebrechlich) infirm, frail2. (instabil und wacklig) rickety* * *1) (alt) rickety; ramshackle2) (wenig stabil) rickety; wobbly3) (ugs.): (hinfällig) decrepit* * ** * *1) (alt) rickety; ramshackle2) (wenig stabil) rickety; wobbly3) (ugs.): (hinfällig) decrepit -
14 Methusalem
m; -(s), -s2. umg.: die Band bestand nur aus Methusalems the members of the band were all ancient, the band was entirely made up of doddery old men* * *Me|thu|sa|lem [me'tuːzalɛm]m -sMethuselah* * *Me·thu·sa·lem<-s>[meˈtu:zalɛm]m kein pl Methuselah no def art▶ alt wie \Methusalem as old as Methuselah* * *1. nur sg; BIBEL Methuselah;2. umg:die Band bestand nur aus Methusalems the members of the band were all ancient, the band was entirely made up of doddery old men* * *m.Methuselah n. -
15 schlottrig
( schlotterig) Adj.1. (wacklig, zitternd) shaky, wobbly; vor Schwäche: shaky; vor Alter: doddery, attr. auch doddering; ich hatte schlott(e) rige Knie vor Aufregung I was shaking ( oder trembling) at ( oder in) the knees with excitement, I was so excited my knees were shaking2. Kleidung: baggy* * *schlọtt|rig ['ʃlɔtrɪç]adjSee:* * *schlott·rig[ˈʃlɔtrɪç]schlot·te·rig, schlott·rig[ˈʃlɔt(ə)rɪç]adj (fam)2. (schlaff herabhängend) baggy* * *ich hatte schlott(e)rige Knie vor Aufregung I was shaking ( oder trembling) at ( oder in) the knees with excitement, I was so excited my knees were shaking2. Kleidung: baggy -
16 Tattergreis
m umg. doddery old man, old dodderer* * *Tạt|ter|greis(in) ['tatɐ-]m(f) (pej inf)old dodderer, doddering old man/woman (pej)* * *Tat·ter·greis(in)<-es, -e>* * *Tattergreis m umg doddery old man, old dodderer -
17 tatt[e]rig
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18 carroza
f.carriage (coche).f. & m.old fogy (informal) (viejo).* * *► adjetivo1 familiar old, old-fashioned1 (tirado por caballos) coach, carriage2 (coche adornado) float3 (coche fúnebre) hearse1 familiar old fogey, square■ ¡estás hecho un carroza! you're so old-fashioned!* * *1. SF1) (=vehículo) [de caballos] coach, carriage; [de carnaval] float2) (Náut) awning2. SMF1) (=viejo) old boy *, old geezer **; (=vieja) old girl *2) (=carca) old fogey *3. ADJ INV *1) (=viejo) old2) (=carca)* * *1)a) ( coche de caballos) carriageb) ( de carnaval) floatc) (Chi, Ur) ( coche fúnebre) hearse2) carroza masculino y femenino (Esp fam) ( persona anticuada) old fogey (colloq)* * *1)a) ( coche de caballos) carriageb) ( de carnaval) floatc) (Chi, Ur) ( coche fúnebre) hearse2) carroza masculino y femenino (Esp fam) ( persona anticuada) old fogey (colloq)* * *carroza11 = float, carriage.Ex: Activities included a procession of floats, marching bands, stalls, displays and cultural activities.
Ex: The two formes of the sheet were imposed on the bed of the reciprocating carriage where they were inked by two sets of rollers, one at each end of the frame.* carroza fúnebre = horse-drawn hearse.* carroza mortuoria = horse-drawn hearse.carroza2= old fog(e)y, fuddy-duddy, old fart, over the hill.Ex: They make us look like the stereotype of old fogies.
Ex: Since meeting his wife and having kids he says he's become an old fuddy-duddy.Ex: Old farts are everywhere, and they bring with them the ghosts of the past -- ghosts that are long dead and need to remain so.Ex: People over the hill are past the 'rush hour' of life and can just relax and enjoy!.* * *1 (viejo) old ‹música/ambiente›esa canción es de lo más carroza that song's really old o ( colloq) ancient2 (pasado de moda) old-fashionedA1 (coche de caballos) carriage2 (de carnaval) float3 (Chi, Ur) (coche fúnebre) hearseBcarroza masculine and feminine ( Esp fam) (persona — anticuada) old fogey ( colloq) (— vieja) old codger ( colloq)tiene 80 años pero de carroza no tiene nada he's 80 but there's nothing fuddy-duddy about him o but he's far from being an old fogey* * *
carroza sustantivo femenino
carroza
I sustantivo femenino
1 (coche de caballos) coach, carriage
2 (de desfile, de los Reyes Magos) float
II sustantivo masculino y femenino familiar old fogey
III adjetivo old fashioned
' carroza' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
descubierto
English:
draw
- float
- fuddy-duddy
- haul
* * *carroza1 nf1. [carruaje] carriage2. [en cabalgata] float♦ adj1. [viejo] doddery;ser carroza to be dodderytiene ideas carrozas he's got fuddy-duddy ideas♦ nmf1. [persona vieja] old crock2. [persona anticuada] old fogey, square;está hecho un carroza he's turned into an old fogey o a square* * *I adj oldII f carriageIII m/f famold fog(e)y fam* * *carroza nf1) : carriage2) : float (in a parade)* * *carroza n2. (de desfile) float -
19 vejancón
adj.doddery, very old.* * *vejancón, -ona *1.ADJvejarrón, -ona * ADJ ancient *, doddery *, decrepit2.SM/ F old chap/dear *, old dodderer ** * * -
20 cacochyme
cacochyme† adj doddery.[kakɔʃim] (littéraire) adjectif————————[kakɔʃim] (littéraire) nom masculin et féminin
См. также в других словарях:
doddery — adj. same as {doddering[1]}. Syn: doddering, shaking, tottering, tottery. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
doddery — adjective Doddering, trembly, shaky. That is not to say that he became a doddery old man mdash; far from it. He was just a bit thoughtful at times, and I would catch him looking at me pensively … Wiktionary
doddery — dod|dery [ˈdɔdəri US ˈda: ] adj BrE weak and not able to do things easily because of old age ▪ Some of the patients are a bit doddery … Dictionary of contemporary English
doddery — [[t]dɒ̱dəri[/t]] ADJ GRADED Someone who is doddery walks in an unsteady way, especially because of old age … English dictionary
doddery — adjective informal weak and unable to walk properly or do things quickly because you are old or ill: Some of the patients are a bit doddery … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
doddery — doddering UK [ˈdɒdərɪŋ] / US [ˈdɑdərɪŋ] or doddery UK [ˈdɒdərɪ] / US [ˈdɑdərɪ] adjective shaking slightly when you are walking or moving, especially because you are old … English dictionary
doddery — dodder ► VERB ▪ be slow and unsteady. DERIVATIVES dodderer noun doddering adjective doddery adjective. ORIGIN variant of obsolete dialect dadder; related to DITHER(Cf. ↑dithery) … English terms dictionary
doddery — adjective Date: 1866 1. doddered 2 2. doddering … New Collegiate Dictionary
doddery — adj. tottery, unsteady, weak, feeble, frail, mentally or physically infirm due to old age … English contemporary dictionary
doddery — See doddering … Thesaurus of popular words
doddery — dod·dery … English syllables
