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adjective que se muevewobbly adj cojo / que se muevetr['wɒbəlɪ]1 (table, chair, ladder) cojo,-a; (bicycle, tooth) que se mueve; (writing) de trazo poco firme; (voice) tembloroso,-a2 (person) débil1 ataque nombre masculino, pataleta\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto throw a wobbly darle a uno un ataque, darle a uno una pataletawobbly ['wɑbəli] adj: bamboleante, tambaleante, inestableadj.• cojo, -a adj.• inseguro, -a adj.• tambaleante adj.'wɑːbli, 'wɒbliadjective -blier, -bliesta) < voice> temblorosob) <wheel/tooth> flojo; <table/chair> poco firme, que se tambalea['wɒblɪ]1.ADJ(compar wobblier) (superl wobbliest) [chair, table] cojo, que se tambalea; [tooth, wheel] flojo, que se mueve; [cyclist] inseguro; [voice, jelly] temblón; [bottom, thighs] flácidohis legs are a bit wobbly, he's a bit wobbly on his legs — tiene las piernas un poco flojas
2.N* * *['wɑːbli, 'wɒbli]adjective -blier, -bliesta) < voice> temblorosob) <wheel/tooth> flojo; <table/chair> poco firme, que se tambalea -
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['wobli] adj 1. i dredhur, që dridhet (zë, dorë). 2. që tundet, që lëkundet (tavolinë etj); be a bit wobbly on one's legs s'më mbajnë mirë këmbët. ( Adjective wobbly, Comparative wobblier, Superlative wobbliest) -
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Синонимический ряд:1. fainter (adj.) fainter; feebler; more muted2. more boneless (adj.) more boneless; more emasculate; more forceless; more impotent; more inadequate; more ineffective; more ineffectual; more invertebrate; more powerless; more slack-spined; more spineless; wanner3. more decrepit (adj.) frailer; more decrepit; more delicate; more fragile; more infirm; more unsound; punier; unsounder; weaklier4. more dickey (adj.) more dickey; more fluctuant; more insecure; more insubstantial; more rootless; more tottery; more unstable; more unsure; more vacillating; more wavering; shakier; unstabler; unsteadier; wobblier5. more dilute (adj.) more cut; more dilute; more diluted; more watered-down; more waterish; more watery; thinner; washier; waterier6. more implausible (adj.) flimsier; more implausible; more improbable; more inconceivable; more incredible; more unbelievable; more unconceivable; more unconvincing; more unsubstantial; thicker -
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∎ that pile looks a bit wobbly cette pile a l'air d'être en équilibre plutôt instable(b) (hand, voice) tremblant;∎ I feel a bit wobbly je me sens un peu faible;∎ she's rather wobbly on her feet elle flageole un peu ou elle ne tient pas très bien sur ses jambes2 noun∎ to throw a wobbly piquer une crise
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wobbly — I UK [ˈwɒblɪ] / US [ˈwɑblɪ] adjective Word forms wobbly : adjective wobbly comparative wobblier superlative wobbliest 1) a) moving from side to side in a way that is not steady a wobbly chair/table/wheel b) not held firmly in place a wobbly tooth … English dictionary
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wobbly — ► ADJECTIVE (wobblier, wobbliest) 1) tending to wobble. 2) weak and unsteady from illness, tiredness, or anxiety. 3) uncertain or insecure. ► NOUN Brit. informal ▪ a fit of temper or panic. DERIVATIVES … English terms dictionary
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wobbly — adj. (wobblier, wobbliest) 1 wobbling or tending to wobble. 2 wavy, undulating (a wobbly line). 3 unsteady; weak after illness (feeling wobbly). 4 wavering, vacillating, insecure (the economy was wobbly). Phrases and idioms: throw a wobbly sl.… … Useful english dictionary
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