fluctuating

• Describe algo que cambia con frecuencia y de manera irregular, generalmente en nivel, cantidad, valor o estado.

Describes something that changes frequently and irregularly, often in level, amount, or value.

1. Unpredictably changingB2formal

   Characterized by irregular or unpredictable changes, often moving up and down.

   fluctuante

   • The fluctuating stock market worried investors.
   • Her fluctuating mood made it hard to plan anything.
   • The fluctuating temperatures in spring can cause allergies.

   Sinónimoschangeableerraticinconstantmercurialshiftingunstableunsteadyvariablevolatilewavering

   Antónimosconsistentconstantfixedstablesteadyunchanginguniform

• Verbo utilizado para indicar cambios irregulares u oscilaciones en el nivel, valor o cantidad, a menudo de manera continua o repetitiva.

A verb used to indicate irregular changes or variations in level, value, or amount, often in a continuous or repeated manner.

1. Change irregularlyB2formal

   To rise and fall irregularly in number, amount, or level.

   fluctuar

   • Stock prices fluctuate daily based on market conditions.
   • The temperature fluctuates between 10 and 25 degrees Celsius.
   • His mood fluctuates depending on the situation.

   Sinónimosalternateoscillateseesawshiftswingundulatevarywaver

   Antónimosremainsteady

2. Vary unpredictablyB2formal

   To change frequently and unpredictably, especially in a way that makes planning difficult.

   fluctuar

   • The demand for the product fluctuates seasonally.
   • Energy costs fluctuate with global oil prices.
   • Her interest in the subject fluctuated over the years.

   Sinónimososcillateseesawswingteetervacillatewaver

   Antónimosholdpersistremain