fluctuating

• Décrit ce qui change souvent et de manière irrégulière, généralement en termes de niveau, de quantité ou de valeur.

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.

   fluctuant (changements imprévisibles)

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

   Synonymeschangeableerraticinconstantmercurialshiftingunstableunsteadyvariablevolatilewavering

   Antonymesconsistentconstantfixedstablesteadyunchanginguniform

• Verbe utilisé pour indiquer des variations irrégulières ou des oscillations du niveau, de la valeur ou de la quantité, souvent de manière continue ou répétée.

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.

   varier irrégulièrement

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

   Synonymesalternateoscillateseesawshiftswingundulatevarywaver

   Antonymesremainsteady

2. Vary unpredictablyB2formal

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

   Fluctuer (de manière imprévisible)

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

   Synonymesoscillateseesawswingteetervacillatewaver

   Antonymesholdpersistremain