Translations for „shakily“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

shakily [ˈʃeɪkɪli] ADV

1. shakily (physically weak, wobbly):

shakily

chwiejnie

shakily talk, say

drżącym głosem

shakily walk

na drżących nogach

2. shakily (weakly, uncertainly):

shakily

niepewnie

their relationship has survived, if somewhat shakily

ich związek przetrwał cokolwiek nadwyrężony

Usage examples with shakily

their relationship has survived, if somewhat shakily

ich związek przetrwał cokolwiek nadwyrężony

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It shows male friendship in a touching, if shakily written/improvised way.

www.thefrisky.com

The woman translates, sometimes faltering, often gasping at what she has just heard before shakily and tearfully telling the rest of us.

www.nola.com

The report of the commission stated that the tolerant and secular foundations of the city were holding even if a little shakily.

en.wikipedia.org

All that's left now is a circular patch and the words "geographic center of city" shakily written in blue by surveyors.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Both men shakily pulled themselves back to the centre of the ring as they launched their final attacks, throwing as the final bell sounded.

mmamicks.com

Faith is a result, in the end, of living, of seeing your previous certainties crumble and be rebuilt, shakily, on new grounds.

nymag.com

I stood up shakily following the final buzzer.

www.plymouthherald.co.uk

And she's learned -- shakily, sure, but she's learned.

comicsalliance.com

As they are four weeks old they should have their eyes open already and be walking around shakily.

www.independent.co.uk

But the betting must be that it will again shakily survive.

www.telegraph.co.uk