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"titubeante" in English

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"titubeante" in English
titubeante{adjective masculine/feminine}
hesitant
titubeante{adjective}
fumbling- halting
titubeante{verb}
faltering
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
titubeante{adjective masculine/feminine}
titubeante(also: renuente, dudoso, dudosa, indeciso)
hesitant{adj.}
En la Europa oriental está creciendo la irritación sobre la actitud titubeante de la UE.
In eastern Europe frustration is growing at the EU's hesitant attitude.
En el caso de algunos países, nuestro «sí» será más apagado, más titubeante.
In the case of some countries, our 'yes' will be more muted, more hesitant.
Ya entonces quedó claro que la reacción de la Comisión Europea resultaba demasiado titubeante.
Even then, it was clear that the reaction of the European Commission was actually very hesitant.
titubeante{adjective}
titubeante
fumbling{adj.} (apology)
titubeante(also: vacilante)
halting{adj.} (voice, speech)
De este modo podríamos impulsar la titubeante cooperación entre las agencias tributarias.
This way, we could give a push to the halting cooperation between tax departments.
titubeante{verb}
titubeante
faltering{vb} (voice, words)

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "titubeante":
titubeante
dudoso- indeciso- indeterminado- inseguro- vacilante
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "titubeante" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
De este modo podríamos impulsar la titubeante cooperación entre las agencias tributarias.
This way, we could give a push to the halting cooperation between tax departments.
La gestión actual de la política económica refleja una imagen de una Europa titubeante y confusa.
The current management of economic policy projects an image of Europe as indecisive and muddled.
—bueno, supongo que sí —replicó titubeante
well, yes, I suppose so, came the hesitant reply
La Comisión ha sido muy titubeante al presentar iniciativas y éstas, además de escasas eran, en general, bloqueadas por el Consejo de ministros.
The Commission has very tentatively brought forward some initiatives, and these few initiatives have then generally been blocked by the Council of Ministers.
Creo que el señor Brok tiene razón, pero yo no saco las mismas conclusiones que él: definir una estrategia de adhesión titubeante es preparar el fracaso.
I think that MrBrok is right, but I do not draw the same conclusions as he does: to set out a half-hearted accession strategy is to prepare for failure.

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