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Significados de teetertotter em inglês

português
balancé
catalão
tímbala-tàmbala
espanhol
balancín
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A plaything consisting of a board balanced on a fulcrum; the board is ridden up and down by children at either end.

balancé
Sinônimos
Examples for "teeter"
Examples for "teeter"
1
At times it is allowed to teeter dangerously close to self consciousness.
The Guardian
2
For some black millennials, their lives teeter on the edge of catastrophe.
The Guardian
3
In fact they often teeter over when it comes to the law book.
The Irish Times
4
His departure could see Mrs May's government teeter closer to a general election.
News.com.au
5
Height is good but you don't want to tower or teeter.
The Irish Times
1
We used to have a seesaw in the Original World, you know.
Dark Universe
2
He felt the delicate change of balance as when a seesaw moves.
East of eden
3
From start to finish it was a seesaw affair, and immensely complicated.
The tudors: the complete story of england's most notorious dynas...
4
The tough metal was visibly undulating as the structure's seesaw fluctuations increased.
The Reality Dysfunction
5
The kids on the seesaw watched us leave, shaking their middle fingers.
Mysterious Skin
1
He looked longingly at the teeter-totter and swings, the monkey bars and sandbox.
Her mother's hope
2
They didn't seem particularly interested in playing on a teeter-totter.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
3
Nobody has gone near a teeter-totter since .
The new yorker
4
It fits right in with my teeter-totter monkeys.
Up in the air
5
It was no more stable than a teeter-totter.
Cat’s Cradle
1
The terminal plates were connected in the middle with the band-like portion of the protrusions like the board of a seesaw ( tilting board).
Pubmed
2
Unstable support surfaces used during therapy were physio balls, balance pads, air cushions, tilting boards, and slings.
Pubmed
Translations for teetertotter
espanhol
balancín