vacilante



Inflexiones de 'vacilante' (adj): pl: vacilantes
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Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
vacilante adj m/f (movimiento inestable)unsteady adj
  shaky adj
  (light)flickering adj
 Su andar vacilante hacía temer que terminara en el suelo.
 His unsteady walking raised fears that he would end up on the floor.
vacilante adj m/f (que titubea, que duda) (voice)hesitant adj
  doubtful adj
 Si te muestras vacilante en tus respuestas dudarán de tu sinceridad.
 If you are hesitant in your responses they will doubt your sincerity.
  Is something important missing? Report an error or suggest an improvement.
Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
vacilante adj mf (poco firme)unsteady, unstable adj
 Colocaron la estatua en una pendiente, lo que la dejó en un equilibrio vacilante.
 They placed the statue on a slope, which left it unsteady (or: unstable).
  Is something important missing? Report an error or suggest an improvement.

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