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shaky [ˈʃeɪki] PRID.

1. shaky (shaking):

shaky

trzęsący się

shaky

drżący

he is shaky on his feet

nogi ž. spol mn. mu się trzęsą

2. shaky (wavering, lacking mastery):

shaky

chwiejny

3. shaky (weak, unstable):

shaky

słaby

shaky economy

nieustabilizowany

fraza:

to be on shaky ground

być na niepewnym gruncie

Primeri uporabe besede shaky

to be on shaky ground

być na niepewnym gruncie

he is shaky on his feet

nogi ž. spol mn. mu się trzęsą

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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Second is streetlining which is combining street workout power moves with slackline dynamic shaky bouncy feeling.

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The team's shaky form showed as they were in dead last after ten matches were contested.

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By 1937 the marriage was on shaky ground.

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Shortly after arriving at his son's home he appeared to be a little confused and shaky.

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After the cancellation of the 1991-92 season, new subscriptions were low and the prospects of a 1992-93 season looked shaky.

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Because of the telegraph, word of the office closure spread quickly and many investors, already shaky over declining markets, caused a financial panic.

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The next two weeks were shaky at best, as he hauled in only 79 receiving yards on 9 receptions and no touchdowns.

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Ultimately, the helicopter footage proved too shaky and had to be spliced with footage from the studio.

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It was the result of railroad overbuilding and shaky railroad financing, which set off a series of bank failures.

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The date of 1270 may be shaky, but he does seem to have issued such an order some time between 1270 and 1284.

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