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Перевод: faltering

[прилагательное]
нерешительный; запинающийся

Тезаурус:

1. Moreover, these successes have to be set beside the less successful regeneration projects attempting to replicate the well known formula in cities such as Richmond (Virginia), Toledo (Ohio) and Flint (Michigan), all of which are faltering (Guskind, 1989).
2. By the time Johnstone was helped ashore, the manager Willie Ormond had been alerted and the story had taken the first few faltering steps into football mythology.
3. Blood being thicker than water, he repeated, word for faltering word, everything his brother Henry had stated.
4. He kept faltering badly, despite some initial optimism, and was soon more urgently dependent on Theo's letters than ever.
5. This great change in scientific thinking meant little to the masses, but they were able to see the great benefits of modern scientific practice despite the faltering of the economic system.
6. A fifth word ( distazo ) means doubt in the sense of hanging back, hesitating or faltering.
7. In this period of the last decades of the twentieth century there is much evidence of a decline in the standards of human behaviour, and this, unquestionably, can be attributed to faltering human consciences.
8. For all his "aw shucks" manner and faltering delivery, Koch clearly has a spine made of steel.
9. For even before it, the new president's attempts to form a government of national unity had been faltering, thanks mainly to Gen Aoun's opposition.
10. With faltering dexterity one hand clasped the stem of the umbrella, leaving the other free to manipulate the camera from its sheath and he moved it quickly to his eye, which glorified, revelled in such a miraculous extension to itself.
11. (Let us not forget, though, that it was Mr Callaghan's government that, took the first faltering steps in the revolution in information technology.)
12. They do not see the antiquated Gloria combine harvesters or the Transylvanian wheat fields bloodshot with poppies: charming to the eye, but evidence of faltering investment in machinery and decent fertilisers.