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Перевод: falter

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спотыкаться; идти неуверенно; запинаться; говорить нерешительно; говорить заикаясь; действовать нерешительно; замяться; колебаться; дрогнуть; шататься

Тезаурус:

1. They did sometimes falter against lesser teams, and in particular had a habit of losing to Crystal Palace in Cup ties, but Northampton were still rank outsiders, especially as their League performances were in the doldrums.
2. A wandering Pilgrim weak, I falter,
3. Yet the president's radicalism unfortunately did falter when it came to the public sector.
4. Confidence would falter, stockmarkets would take a hammering, talk of a meek and mild recession in America would stop.
5. Then suddenly I saw daylight over my shoulder as he appeared to falter.
6. Finally, if Germany did become the true economic locomotive of Europe, then she could demand support from Europe if her economic strength ever began to falter, thus exploiting her weakness in the same way as she will exploit her strength.
7. She wanted to hear his voice falter, to see the fear and confusion in his eyes.
8. He studied them, smoothing the fragile skin of her hand, and saw them falter shut, and heard her breathing soften and settle.
9. If the temporary air-travel hiatus caused by the Gulf war encourages the Brussels commission to falter in its commitment to deregulate, an overdue chance to extend the benefits of a free market beyond America's shores could slip away for years.
10. It is obvious that business activity would falter and collapse without the use and constant development of information/data-based technologies.
11. Those who taste instant success usually falter quickly in the aftermath of their luck.
12. But the visitors, who have seen their promotion challenge falter with only one point from the last three games, survived the early storm.
13. Even Midland's star turn - domestic banking, which increased its profit from 418m in 1987 to 500m last year - is beginning to falter.