Definition Synonyms
Definition of quaky - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
shakyRare prone to shaking or tremblingRare
- The quaky bridge made us nervous.
2.
- He gave a quaky laugh before the speech.
Origin of quaky
English, quake (shake) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of quaky in a sentence
The quaky ladder seemed unreliable. Her voice was quaky as she accepted the award. The quaky feeling in his stomach wouldn't go away.
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- French:tremblant, nerveux, ...
- German:zittrig, nervös, ...
- Italian:traballante, tremante, ...
- Spanish:tembloroso, nervioso, ...
- Portuguese:trémulo, trêmulo, ...
- Chinese:摇晃的, 紧张的, ...
- Japanese:揺れやすい, 震えるような, ...
- Arabic:مُرْتَجِف, مُتَوَتِّر, ...
- Hebrew:רָעוּעַ, רָעוּד, ...
- Russian:дрожащий, тревожный, ...
- Ukrainian:тремтячий, нервовий, ...
- Hindi:कंपन वाला, कंपकंपाता, ...
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