waver in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for waver 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 waver 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

waver in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for waver in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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 waver in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

titubear

to waver

waver 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

He took seriously his instruction from respectable orthodox scholars, and did not waver from them for his long life.

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The cyclone continued to waver around a northeast track.

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The threat of vouchers, wavering support for public education, and bipartisan support for charters has led some unions to start charters themselves.

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Waver loves children, and during his free time, he goes cruising on the lake, giving rides to them.

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He was soon liberated and restored, for he never wavered in his loyalty.

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Some of it was breathtaking, some musically woefully inept and sometimes it wavered between the two in the space of a few minutes.

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Belladonna's smile wavered and her eyes watered up.

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Just when the organization of her poems seems on the verge of wavering, she returns to the restraint with which most of them begin.

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After this failure, she later wrote, she never wavered in her desire to die.

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His authentic genius expressed itself from his beginnings without hesitation, without wavering.

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