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101 wankel
adj. unstable, rickety, shaky, ramshackle, cranky, tipsy, wonky, wavering, indecisive -
102 klimav
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103 nesiguran
* * *• cat ice• dicky• dickey• dazed• diffident• dotty• doubtful• unsure• uncertain• unsound• uneasy• unreliable• unsafe• wobbly• wildcat• wonky• waggly• shaky• slippery• spineless• precarious• insecure• faltering -
104 endeble
• feckless• feeble• flimsily• flinch• frail• language laboratory• languidly• we will see• weak act• wonky -
105 precario
• fragile• land measure• land of make-believe• precarious• transitorily• transitory accounts• wonky -
106 tambaleante
• rick• rickety bed• shaky• tottery• vacillating• wobbly• wonky -
107 hatara
yks.nom. hatara; yks.gen. hataran; yks.part. hataraa; yks.ill. hataraan; mon.gen. hatarien hataroiden hataroitten hatarojen; mon.part. hataria hataroita hataroja; mon.ill. hatariin hataroihincrazy (adje)flimsy (adje)loose (adje)poorly constructed (adje)ramshackle (adje)shaky (adje)tenuous (adje)thin (adje)unsubstantial (adje)vague (adje)wonky (adje)* * *• shaky• poorly constructed• not tight• ramshackel• ramshackle• superficial• weak• thin• tenuous• vague• loose• unsubstantial• incomplete• inadequate• implausible• imperfect• illogical• frail• fragile• flimsy• feeble• delicate• crazy• coarse• tumbledown -
108 валкий
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109 зыбкий
loose; shaky; unsteady, unstable; swelling, rippled; vague (смутный)* * ** * *loose; shaky; unsteady, unstable; swelling* * *sandywobblywonky -
110 зыбучий
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111 ненадежный
1) unreliable
2) (о человеке)
untrustworthy* * ** * *unreliable; unsafe, insecure* * *balaamfaithlessinsecureprecariousquestionableshakyshiftyslipperytreacheroustricksytrickytrustlesstruthlessunassuredundependableundurableunreliableunsafeunsoundunsureuntrustworthyuntrustywhackywonky -
112 шатающийся
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113 шаткий
1) unsteady; shaky; rickety (о мебели); tottering
2) precarious,, wavering (переменчивый, ненадежный); weak (слабый); unsteady (неустойчивый); tottering (прогнивший - о режиме)* * ** * *unsteady; shaky; rickety; tottering* * *crazygroggypasteboardricketyshakyunsteadywobblywonky -
114 зыбок
wobblywonky -
115 bizonytalan
(DE) Unbestimmtheit {e}; angeschlagen; doppeldeutig; dubitativ; entketten; indeterminiert; nullachtfünfzehn; schattenhaft; unbestimmt; unentschlossen; ungewiss; ungewiß; unsicher; unstabil; vag; vage; schwank; (EN) ambiguous; be in the air; choppy; cranky; dicey; dim; double-meaning; doubtful; dubious; dubitative; elusive; equivocal; faint; faltering; fickle; flickery; fluky; fly-by-night; hand-to-mouth; hang in the air; hang in the balance; have cold feet; hazy; hesitating; iffy; in abeyance; indefinite; indeterminate; inexplicit; infirm; insecure; irresolute; nebulous; neuter; nondescript; obscure; pennky; precarious; questionable; rocky; sandy; scratchy; shadowy; shaky; speculative; suspensive; tottering; transcendental; trembling in the balance; unassured; uncertain; undecided; undetermined; unfast; unprecise; unsettled; unstable; unsteady; unsubstantiated; unsure; vague; wibbly-wobbly; wobbler; wobbly; wonky; woozy -
116 أصابه خلل
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117 متزعزع
adj. unsteady, slippery, wonky, shaky, rickety, unstable, insecure, precarious -
118 béquille
n. f.1. 'Pin', 'gamb', leg. Avoir les béquilles en guimauve: To be 'wonky on one's legs', to feel unsteady.2. (pol.): Unexpected snag, last-minute hitch. -
119 patraque
I.n. f. 'Timex', timepiece, watch. Quelle heure est-il à ta patraque? What time do you make it?II.adj.1. (of person): 'Out-of-sorts', 'poorly', unwell. Se sentir patraque: To feel under the weather. Avoir un palpitant patraque: To have a 'dicky ticker', to have cardiac problems.2. (of machinery, equipment, etc.): 'Wonky', worn-out. -
120 nistagmo
m.nystagmus, wonky eyes.
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