doddering

• Describe a una persona mayor que está débil y temblorosa, a menudo por la edad, con paso inseguro o falta de firmeza.

Describes a person who is old and weak, often trembling or unsteady due to age.

1. Feeble from ageC1formal

   Trembling or moving unsteadily due to old age or weakness.

   Tembloroso por la edad

   • The doddering old man shuffled slowly down the street.
   • She helped her doddering grandfather cross the road.
   • His doddering hands could barely hold the cup.

   Sinónimosdecrepitfeeblefrailinformshakytotteryunsteadyweak

   Antónimosagilefirmnimblerobustsprysteadyvigorous

• Verbo que describe moverse o caminar con paso tembloroso, inestable o débil, a menudo debido a la vejez o la debilidad.

A verb used to describe the act of moving or walking in a shaky, unsteady, or feeble manner, often due to old age or weakness.

1. Tremble or shakeC1formal

   To move in a shaky or unsteady manner, typically due to old age or weakness.

   temblar o moverse con pasos inseguros

   • The old man doddered along the path with a cane.
   • She doddered across the room to answer the door.
   • He doddered as he tried to stand up from the chair.

   Sinónimosfalterlurchreelstaggerswayteetertotterwobble