WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| unsteady adj | (structure: unstable) | inestable adj mf |
| | | cambiante adj mf |
| | The ladder was unsteady and Andrew fell off. |
| | La escalera era inestable y Andrew se cayó. |
| unsteady adj | figurative (economy: changeable) | inestable adj mf |
| | | fluctuante adj mf |
| | | cambiante adj mf |
| | The country has suffered from an unsteady economy in recent years. |
| | El país ha tenido una economía inestable en los últimos años. |
| unsteady adj | (voice: shaky) (voz) | tembloroso adj mf |
| | | vacilante adj mf |
| | The frail old woman spoke with an unsteady voice. |
| | La frágil anciana hablaba con voz temblorosa. |
| unsteady adj | (person: wobbly) | inestable adj mf |
| | | inseguro/a adj |
| | | tembloroso/a adj |
| | Beth is still unsteady on her feet after her hip operation. |
| | Beth aún está inestable de pie tras su operación de cadera. |
| Additional Translations |
| unsteady adj | (wavering) | tembloroso/a adj |
| | | inestable adj mf |
| | The candle's flame was unsteady. |
| unsteady adj | (irregular, uneven) | irregular adj mf |
| | Stephanie was breathing heavily, in unsteady gasps. |
'unsteady' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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