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Meanings of wobble in anglès

espanyol
escorar

Move sideways or in an unsteady way.

escorar
català
balancejar
espanyol
tambalearse

Move unsteadily.

balancejar
portuguès
cambalear
espanyol
temblar

Tremble or shake.

cambalear
Usage of wobble in anglès
1
I let go. I heard my voice wobble on the last words.
The Water Witch
2
This week's policing and political earthquakes caused the Government to wobble violently.
The Irish Times
3
The wobble compounds fears over the effect of coronavirus on the economy.
Radio NZ
4
You want to talk, they just want to sit there and wobble.
The Guardian
5
But now questions are being asked of them again after another wobble.
The Guardian
6
I try not to wobble too much, and I twirl a lot.
The Guardian
7
He felt the fire escape wobble as Eva, then Tucker, followed him.
The book of spies
8
A trout would not wobble and tug in that sullen, carthorse manner.
Lines in Pleasant Places: Being the Aftermath of an Old Angler
9
The heat-seeking missile seemed to wobble slightly as it left the tube.
Starcraft ii: heaven's devils
10
His receding form disappeared with a slight wobble around the next corner.
The best early stories of f. scott fitzgerald
11
Slapping your ample behind and inviting him to ride the wobble is.
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
12
Still, this wobble didn't stop Mr Hunt from being very angry indeed.
The Guardian
13
I wobble a bit, but Erik steadies me when Dante lets go.
Altered
14
A wiggle, a wobble, a dash of red, a blotch of blue.
The Guardian
15
Your face looks a bright gamboge to me, and your outlines wobble.
Piccadilly Jim
16
Bulbous, flabby lips that would wobble and shiver if attention failed them.
Here are Ladies
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Translations for wobble
portuguès
cambalear
Wobble through the time
Wobble across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common