precariously in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for precariously in the English»Spanish Dictionary

precariously [Am prəˈkɛriəsli, Brit prɪˈkɛːrɪəsli] ADV

precariously

peligrosamente

precariously

precariamente

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precariamente

precariously

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English

A joyous storyteller's gift remains precariously alive within the pessimism of decay and loss.

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The melodious clacking of a seashell wind chime swaying in the tropical breeze called attention to a precariously perched stilt-house on the canal ahead.

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One or two passengers sit next to the driver somewhat precariously.

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Police are hunting for the joyriders of a milk float which was stolen and dumped in a lane, left balancing precariously over a ditch.

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The second wave came in the 1980s escaping very precariously in boats from the communist regime as boat people.

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Stacks of sample books teetered precariously.

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A red and black holdall was also precariously strapped on the back of the vehicle.

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The stacked buildings standing precariously on the edges gave it a fairytale-like appearance.

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The objective of the acts is to ensure that widows receive at least a child's share instead of being precariously dependent on family benevolence.

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A statue of an owl was precariously balanced at the base of the rose window, blocking one light.

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