wavering in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for wavering in the English»Spanish Dictionary

waver [Am ˈweɪvər, Brit ˈweɪvə] VB intr

1. waver (falter):

waver person:

flaquear

waver faith:

tambalearse

he wavered in his loyalty

flaqueó en su lealtad

the party will not waver from its strategy

el partido no se apartará de su estrategia

2. waver (be indecisive):

waver

titubear

waver

vacilar

without wavering for a moment

sin titubear or vacilar un momento

he wavered between his family and his love for her

se debatía entre su familia y su amor por ella

3. waver light/flame:

waver

temblar

in a wavering voice

con voz temblorosa

collision damage waver, collision damage waiver N

collision damage waver

seguro m de colisión

Translations for wavering in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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patriotero (patriotera)

flag-waver

se mantuvo firme

she did not waver

en los últimos minutos la defensa empezó a descuidarse

in the final minutes the defense began to lose concentration o the defense's concentration began to waver

vacilar

to waver

wavering in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wavering in the English»Spanish Dictionary

wavering ADJ

wavering

vacilante

wavering (between two options)

titubeante

waver [ˈweɪvəʳ, Am -vɚ] VB intr

1. waver (lose determination):

waver

vacilar

2. waver (be unable to decide):

waver

titubear

to waver between ... and ...

dudar entre... o...

to waver over sth

titubear acerca de algo

3. waver (lose strength):

waver

desfallecer

Translations for wavering in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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titubear

to waver

wavering Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to waver between ... and ...

dudar entre... o...

to waver over sth

titubear acerca de algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Union morale and support for the war was wavering, due to many defeats.

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Near the planned time, there was a wavering in electric power followed by one of the blackouts common in the city at that time.

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Rather, it manifests itself in terms of the warmth and amplitude of the sound produced, as opposed to a perceptible wavering of pitch.

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The wavering undulations characteristic of water are supposed to represent the fluctuations in the event horizon.

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The campaign targeted wavering moderates, the most critical votes for the referendum.

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So his wall drawings involve huge panoramas wavering between abstract landscape and cartography.

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And you will not see me wavering on that.

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The land rates have been wavering for the past two years.

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A wavering scream may be used in bluff charges against intruders, while a low growl is used for aggressive warning.

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Desire casts two shadows, one black and sharp, the other translucent and wavering.

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