Tambaleándose (en. Staggering)

/tambaˈleando.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To move in an unstable or wavering manner.

English: The drunk was staggering down the street.

El borracho iba tambaleándose por la calle.

English: To move with difficulty due to weakness or dizziness.

English: After running, I felt like I was staggering.

Después de correr, me sentía tambaleándome.

English: Suffering from emotional or physical instability.

English: Her health has been affected, and I see her staggering in her decisions.

Su salud se ha visto afectada, y la veo tambaleándose en sus decisiones.

English: From the verb 'tambalear', which comes from the noun 'tambaleo'.

English: to walk staggering

English: to move from side to side in an unstable manner.

ir tambaleándose

English: is staggering

English: indicates that someone is in a situation of instability.

está tambaleándose

English: to stagger with fear

English: reflects a reaction of fear that causes physical or emotional instability.

tambalearse de miedo

English: staggering

English: action of staggering.

tambaleo

English: faltering

English: insecurity when speaking or acting due to doubts.

titubeo

English: wobbling

English: to move erratically or shakily.

cambalear

English: To be very dizzy or disoriented.

English: After that party, I woke up staggering.

Después de esa fiesta, me desperté tambaleándome.

English: To reflect insecurity in a situation.

English: When they asked him about his project, he started staggering with his answers.

Cuando le preguntaron sobre su proyecto, empezó a tambalearse con sus respuestas.