Translations for „wonky“ in the English » German Dictionary

won·ky [ˈwɒŋki] ADJ Brit, Aus inf

1. wonky (unsteady):

wonky

wack[e]lig a. fig

2. wonky (be unwell):

to feel wonky

sich acc angeschlagen fühlen

3. wonky (askew):

to be wonky picture

schief hängen

to be wonky hat

schief sitzen

wonky vegetables pl

unschönes, nicht der Norm entsprechendes Gemüse[, das daher in den Supermärkten meist aussortiert wird]

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

wonky vegetables pl

unschönes, nicht der Norm entsprechendes Gemüse[, das daher in den Supermärkten meist aussortiert wird]

to feel wonky

sich acc angeschlagen fühlen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It's slow and fast, wonky and flimsy, lyrical and hook-driven.

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It's still not possible to vertically invert the camera, which itself can sometimes be wonky.

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Wonky holes are located along riverbeds which existed in the last glacial period ending about 11,000 years ago.

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They call his magnet wonky, and says it misses items that are right next to him.

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Wonky music is of the same glitchy type as glitch hop, but it was specifically noted for its melodies, rich with mid-range unstable synths.

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It decided to make them slightly less, erm, wonky.

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It's bookended by two dance segments, one wonky and falling-over spazzy, the other confident, spinning, flying.

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Since the sediment is more permeable than the surrounding materials, it channels fresh water to thin spots in the coral, creating the fresh water springs called wonky holes.

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While extremely thorough, it may make some beginners' head spin, and it can get combative and wonky in places.

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The show is slightly wonky, fairly serious, but without taking itself more seriously than the stories it covers.

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