totter

• Verbo que describe el movimiento con paso tambaleante o inestable, a menudo por debilidad, edad o pérdida de equilibrio; también puede referirse a vacilar o titubear en una decisión o situación.

A verb used to describe moving in a shaky or unsteady manner, often due to weakness, age, or imbalance.

1. Move unsteadilyB2formal

   To move in a way that is not stable, as if about to fall.

   Tambalearse

   • The old man tottered along the path with a cane.
   • The toddler tottered across the room for the first time.
   • The stack of books tottered dangerously on the edge of the table.

   Sinónimoscareenlurchreelstaggerstumbleswayteeterwobble

   Antónimosbalance

2. Walk unsteadilyB2formal

   To walk with a shaky or unsteady gait, often due to weakness or dizziness.

   Tambalearse

   • She tottered to her feet after fainting.
   • He tottered out of the bar, clearly intoxicated.
   • The injured bird tottered on the ground before flying away.

   Sinónimosfalterlurchreelstaggerstumbleteeterwobble

   Antónimosmarchpacesteadystridetread

3. Rock or swayB2formal

   To move with a rocking or swaying motion, as if about to collapse.

   Tambalearse

   • The tall chimney tottered in the strong wind.
   • The old building tottered during the earthquake.
   • The pile of dishes tottered as the waiter carried them.

   Sinónimoslurchreelrockstaggerswayteeterwaverwobble

   Antónimosstandstead