flageolant
flaʒɔlɑ̃
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Definition of flageolant - Reverso French Dictionary

Adjective

tremblantRarequi chancelle ou tremble de faiblesse ou d'émotionRare
  • Ses jambes flageolantes pouvaient à peine le porter.
  • Un sourire flageolant trahissait sa nervosité.
  • Le vieil homme avançait d’un pas flageolant sur le chemin.
chancelant tremblant vacillant
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Origin of flageolant

français, flageoler (trembler)

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  1. English:shaky, ...
  2. German:wackelig, ...
  3. Italian:tremante, ...
  4. Spanish:tembloroso, ...
  5. Portuguese:trémulo, ...
  6. Chinese:摇摇欲坠的, ...
  7. Japanese:がくがくした, ...
  8. Arabic:مرتعش, ...
  9. Hebrew:רוֹעֵד, ...
  10. Russian:дрожащий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хиткий, ...
flageoler
flaʒɔle

Definition of flageoler - Reverso French Dictionary

Verb

intr.
jambesRaretrembler des jambes par faiblesse ou forte émotionRare
  • Ses jambes flageolaient pendant son discours.
  • Après avoir couru, ses jambes flageolaient de fatigue.
  • Il a commencé à flageoler sous le choc de la nouvelle.
chanceler trembler
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Origin of flageoler

français, flageoler (trembler)

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  1. English:have one's legs tremble, ...
  2. German:mit den Beinen zittern, ...
  3. Italian:tremare con le gambe, ...
  4. Spanish:flaquear las piernas, ...
  5. Portuguese:fraquejar das pernas, ...
  6. Chinese:发软, ...
  7. Japanese:足が震える, ...
  8. Arabic:اِرْتَعَشَتْ ساقاهُ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִרְעֹד, ...
  10. Russian:дрожать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підкошуватися, ...

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