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Значения термина wonky на английском

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wonky

Genre of electronic music known primarily for its off-kilter or “unstable” beats.

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Turned or twisted toward one side.

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Inclined to shake as from weakness or defect.

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Examples for "shaky"
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The pair signed a shaky peace deal last year but violence continues.
Reuters
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The longest US bull market in history has been looking shaky recently.
The Irish Times
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Quvenzhané Wallis is, however, looking shaky for best a best actress nomination.
The Irish Times
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Inside was a note on lined paper, written in a shaky hand:
Into the Water
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The letter case contained only a brief note in a shaky hand.
Surrender to the will of the night
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It has the potential to completely undermine an already rickety democratic process.
The Guardian
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A Florida cracker family, in a rickety wagon, stopped to help them.
The new yorker
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And the rickety gig rattled merrily off in search of broken bones.
Not Pretty, but Precious; And Other Short Stories
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He has great arguments but built the most rickety of bully pulpits.
The Guardian
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The room at the foot of the rickety, patched stairs was empty.
Nibsy's Christmas
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In such magnitude-10 wobbly times, we have often mobilised against an enemy.
The Guardian
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In recent reviews, I see I've lavished praise on various wobbly mounds.
The Guardian
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Both have now started detoxification programmes, but in a rather wobbly fashion.
The Guardian
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Odd, she didn't remember the bench being wobbly earlier in the day.
Destined to last
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All the mid section of the wobbly structure was shattered to flinders.
Bloom of Cactus
Использование термина wonky на английском
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All of them are wonky, broken; all of them are purely perfect.
The Guardian
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The wonky house was my first proper entrée into Russian domestic life.
The Guardian
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Your computer's Wi-Fi being wonky after an OS update has isolated effects.
Wired
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Thus, to appreciate wonky-ugly proves that you have a rarefied fashion eye.
The Guardian
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He had a wonky eye and he didn't speak English very well.
The Guardian
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He sent bin-bag dresses, four-armed jumpers and wonky heels down the catwalk.
The Guardian
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With that out of the way, things got a bit wonky.
News.com.au
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You can forgive a dodgy script and occasional wonky camera work.
The Irish Times
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That sounds awfully wonky and somewhat complicated, but why so expensive?
Wired
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The wonky-tonk bounce of Everything He Needs backs that sentiment up.
The Irish Times
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This wonky cosmic clock kept unreliable time, alternately speeding up and slowing down.
Wired
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Whoever replaces Alder will be saddled with the same wonky system.
Reuters
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One of the front wheels of the cart had gone wonky.
The road
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The name itself is a wonky portmanteau of robot and phone.
Wired
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Or are they secret repositories of soggy sofas and wonky shelving?
The Guardian
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No, it's not the casting call for a wonky sequel to Knives Out.
Wired
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