Traduções para „vacillate“ no dicionário Inglês » Alemão

vac·il·late [ˈvæsəleɪt, americ -sə-] VERBO intr

vacillate

schwanken

to vacillate between hope and despair

zwischen Hoffnung und Verzweiflung schwanken

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to vacillate between hope and despair

zwischen Hoffnung und Verzweiflung schwanken

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Human beings need to experience "both" separation and union, without endlessly vacillating between the two poles.

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Attention, in typewriting, must always vacillate between these two spatiotemporal realities.

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The annual precipitation vacillates from 1200-1400mmin 1 along the coast 1700-3500mmin 1 in the higher mountainous areas.

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Following then, the overall relationship between the two countries has vacillated between cooperation and bilateral struggle.

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Bereft of that character reflection is a cowardly and vacillating, and according to circumstances interprets the same thing in a variety of way.

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The innate immunization vacillates between well-being, in the presence of the familiar, and alertness as well as vulnerability, facing the stranger.

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Life at the post was harsh and the military's resolve to maintain a garrison here vacillated.

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Martins vacillated between social determinism and individual affirmation, considering that collective reason and individual reason could not be separated.

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He constantly vacillates throughout the play, not out of cleverness, but out of fear and weakness.

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He vacillates between different perceptions of his life.

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