wobble in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for wobble in the English»French Dictionary

I.wobble [Brit ˈwɒb(ə)l, Am ˈwɑbəl] N

wobble (in voice)

tremblement m

wobble (of chair, table)

branlement m

wobble (in movement)

oscillation f

wobble fig

vacillation f

II.wobble [Brit ˈwɒb(ə)l, Am ˈwɑbəl] VB trans

wobble table, tooth:

wobble

faire bouger

III.wobble [Brit ˈwɒb(ə)l, Am ˈwɑbəl] VB intr

wobble

branler

wobble

osciller

wobble

trembler

wobble (on bicycle)

osciller

wobble (on ladder, tightrope)

chanceler

the chair was wobbling

la chaise branlait

this chair is inclined to wobble

cette chaise est branlante or bancale

she wobbled down the street on her bicycle

elle a descendu la rue en zigzagant sur sa bicyclette

his legs were wobbling under him

ses jambes flageolaient

the front wheels are wobbling MOTOR

il y a du jeu dans les roues avant

Translations for wobble in the French»English Dictionary

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boiter

to wobble

chanceler objet:

to wobble

branler mur:

to wobble

wobble in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wobble in the English»French Dictionary

I.wobble [ˈwɒbl, Am ˈwɑ:bl] VB intr

wobble

vaciller

wobble chair, table

branler

wobble person

être chancelant(e)

wobble voice, building

trembler

wobble tooth

bouger

II.wobble [ˈwɒbl, Am ˈwɑ:bl] VB trans

wobble

faire trembler

III.wobble [ˈwɒbl, Am ˈwɑ:bl] N

1. wobble (movement):

wobble

vacillement m

to have a wobble

être branlant

2. wobble (sound):

wobble

tremblement m

Translations for wobble in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

branler

to wobble

wobble Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to have a wobble

être branlant

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Tropical forecasters also consider smoothing out short-term wobbles of the storm as it allows them to determine a more accurate long-term trajectory.

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The plank was twenty meters high, ten meters long, ten centimeters wide, and wobbled when someone walked on it.

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Players have to wobble 100-yards down the field avoiding all kinds of objects.

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This spiral has a wobble frequency introduced into it, which the drive can read while it is writing.

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This time he struggled to get up as his legs wobbled beneath him and the referee stopped the contest in the third round.

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West set parameters regarding sound and style, insisting that there be no bass wobbles reminiscent of dubstep.

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The kitchen table wobbles and none of the furniture matches.

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It is also best to smooth out short term wobbles of the storm center in order to determine a more accurate trajectory.

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Instead, over time, the species wobbles about its phenotypic mean.

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He has a round base which he wobbles about on.

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