Wobbly Meaning in English

word

US

ˈwɑbəɫi

WAH-buh-lee

UK

wˈɒbli

WOB-lee

التعريف

Something that is wobbly moves unsteadily from side to side, or is not firm and stable.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Usually describes physical things like tables, chairs, or bridges, but can also refer to weak or unsteady feelings ("wobbly legs"). Common collocation: 'a wobbly tooth.' Informal register, more often spoken than written.

• Spanish: tambaleante - inestable
• Portuguese (BR): bambo - instável
• Portuguese (PT): bambo - instável
• Chinese (Simplified): 摇晃的 - 不稳的
• Chinese (Traditional): 搖晃的 - 不穩的
• Hindi: डगमगाता - अस्थिर
• Arabic: مهتز - غير ثابت
• Bengali: ডগমগে - টলোমলো
• Russian: шаткий - неустойчивый
• Japanese: ぐらぐらした - ふらふらした
• Vietnamese: lung lay - lắc lư
• Korean: 흔들거리는 - 불안정한
• Turkish: sallanır - dengesiz
• Urdu: ڈگمگاتا ہوا - غیر مستحکم
• Indonesian: goyang - tidak stabil

جمل نموذجية

He has a wobbly tooth that might fall out soon.

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The table is a bit wobbly on one side.

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My legs felt wobbly after running the marathon.

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The baby walked with a wobbly step across the room.

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That bridge looks a bit wobbly—are you sure it’s safe?

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The chair was wobbly, so I fixed it.

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