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1 toddle
intransitive verb1) (with tottering steps) mit wackligen Schritten gehen; wackeln (ugs.)2) (coll.): (leave)toddle [off] — sich verziehen (ugs.)
* * *['todl]((especially of a very young child) to walk unsteadily: The child is toddling.) watscheln- academic.ru/75350/toddler">toddler* * *tod·dle[ˈtɒdl̩, AM ˈtɑ:dl̩]* * *['tɒdl]1. vi1) (child) wackelnd laufenthe little boy toddled into the room — der kleine Junge kam ins Zimmer gewackelt
could you just toddle down to the shops and... — könntest du mal zu den Geschäften runtergehen und...
2. n (inf)to go for a toddle — an die Luft gehen
* * *A v/i2. umg gehen:* * *intransitive verb1) (with tottering steps) mit wackligen Schritten gehen; wackeln (ugs.)2) (coll.): (leave)toddle [off] — sich verziehen (ugs.)
* * *v.schlendern v.schwanken v.tappen v.unsicher gehen ausdr.watscheln v. n.unsicherer Gang m.
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