doddering

• Descreve uma pessoa que é muito velha e fraca, frequentemente trêmula ou instável ao andar por causa da idade avançada.

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.

   Caduco

   • 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.

   Sinônimosdecrepitfeeblefrailinformshakytotteryunsteadyweak

   Antônimosagilefirmnimblerobustsprysteadyvigorous

• Verbo usado para descrever o ato de andar de forma trêmula, instável ou fraca, geralmente por causa da idade avançada ou fraqueza.

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.

   Tremer ou cambalear

   • 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.

   Sinônimosfalterlurchreelstaggerswayteetertotterwobble