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shaky

/ˈʃeɪ.ki/

Перевод: Описывает что-то нестабильное, нетвёрдое или неустойчивое; может относиться к физической шаткости или отсутствию уверенности.

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adjective

/ˈʃeɪ.ki/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то нестабильное, нетвёрдое или неустойчивое; может относиться к физической шаткости или отсутствию уверенности.

Describes something that is not steady, firm, or stable; can refer to physical unsteadiness or a lack of confidence.

  1. Trembling or unsteadyB1formal

    Inclined to shake or tremble, often due to weakness, nervousness, or a physical defect.

    ruДрожащий или неустойчивый

    • Her hands were shaky after carrying the heavy boxes.
    • He gave a shaky smile, trying to hide his nerves.
    • The old man's voice was shaky as he spoke.

    Синонимыquiveringshakingtotterytremblingtremulousunsteadywobbling

    Антонимыfirmstablesteady

  2. B1formal

    Moving or vibrating slightly and irregularly, as from fear, cold, or a breeze.

    ruДрожащий

    • The leaves were shaky in the gentle wind.
    • She felt shaky from the cold winter air.
    • His legs were shaky after the long hike.

    Синонимыquiveringshiveringtremblingtremulousunsteady

    Антонимыfirmstablesteady

  3. Unstable or insecureB2formal

    Not secure, firm, or reliable; beset with difficulties or problems.

    ruНестабильный

    • The company's finances are shaky after the recent losses.
    • Their relationship has been shaky since the argument.
    • The bridge looked shaky and unsafe for crossing.

    Синонимыflimsyinsecureprecariousricketyrockytenuousunreliableunstableunsteadywobbly

    Антонимыfirmreliablesecuresolidsoundstablesteady

Формы
  • shakier comparative form
  • shakiest superlative form
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