wobble

US /ˈwɑː.bəl/
UK /ˈwɑː.bəl/
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1.

oscilar, cambalear

move unsteadily from side to side

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The table began to wobble as he leaned on it.
A mesa começou a oscilar quando ele se apoiou nela.
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The child's first steps made him wobble.
Os primeiros passos da criança o fizeram cambalear.
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2.

vacilar, hesitar

hesitate or waver in opinion or purpose

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His confidence began to wobble under pressure.
Sua confiança começou a vacilar sob pressão.
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The government's policy on the economy started to wobble.
A política do governo sobre a economia começou a vacilar.
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oscilação, tremor

an unsteady movement from side to side

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The chair had a slight wobble.
A cadeira tinha um leve oscilação.
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He felt a wobble in his knees.
Ele sentiu um tremor nos joelhos.
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