totter in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for totter in the English»Spanish Dictionary

totter¹ [Am ˈtɑdər, Brit ˈtɒtə] VB intr

totter person/object/government:

totter

tambalearse

the old man tottered over to us

el viejo se nos acercó tambaleándose

the regime is tottering on the brink of collapse

el régimen está a punto de caer

totter² N Brit

totter

ropavejero m / ropavejera f

totter

trapero m / trapera f

totter

botellero m / botellera f CSur

teeter-totter [Am ˈtidərˌtɑdər, Brit ˈtiːtətɒtə] N Am

teeter-totter → seesaw

See also seesaw

I.seesaw [Am ˈsiˌsɔ, Brit ˈsiːsɔː] N

1. seesaw (in playground):

seesaw

balancín m

seesaw

subibaja m

2. seesaw (of opinion, prices):

seesaw

vaivén m

seesaw

oscilación f

seesaw motion

balanceo m

seesaw motion

movimiento m oscilante or de vaivén

II.seesaw [Am ˈsiˌsɔ, Brit ˈsiːsɔː] VB intr

seesaw prices/emotions:

seesaw

oscilar

to seesaw between despair and euphoria

oscilar entre la desesperación y la euforia

Translations for totter in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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columpio basculante

teeter-totter Am

machín-machón

teeter-totter Am

pepenador (pepenadora)

totter Brit

balancín

teeter-totter Am

tambalearse

totter

el régimen empezó a tambalearse

the regime began to totter

tambalear

totter

totter in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for totter in the English»Spanish Dictionary

totter [ˈtɒtəʳ, Am ˈtɑ:t̬ɚ] VB intr

totter

tambalearse

Translations for totter in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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tambalear fig

to totter

balancín

teeter-totter Am

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Despite the casual nature of her get-up, though, the permanently glamorous beauty chose a pair of towering nude heels in which to totter about.

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We all tottered out into the night, convinced that we were on to a winner.

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We tottered together upon the brink of the fall.

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Totter is also known as an avid recitalist giving performances throughout the country and also as an orchestral soloist.

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She totters on kitten heels and sips macchiatos, and she inspired one of the most hilarious sardonic "celebreality" blogs.

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When he would stand, he totters as a man without limbs.

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The truth could make the throne totter.

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He reeled, then tottered forward another few yards before falling.

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He tottered but still talked like a gentleman, though feebly.

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Success is a lot like a teeter totter.

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