Definition, Betydelse & Synonymer | Engelska ordet WAVER

Definition av WAVER

1. svikta, vackla, vingla
2. glimma, skimra
3. flacka
4. vela

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• He performed valiantly in doing this duty, and did not waver, despite being knocked off his feet twice by shell blasts.
• This trained and disciplined force saw action at the second Battle of Falkirk (where they cemented the victory by driving off the Hanoverians causing the clans to waver) and Culloden, alongside the regiment of Royal Scots (Royal Ecossais) which had been raised the year before in French service.
• After segregationist candidate George Wallace was warmly received by his constituents in 1964, Zablocki began to waver on civil rights issues, opposing a fair housing law and taking other symbolic steps—distancing himself from activist Catholic priest James Groppi and maintaining his membership in the Fraternal Order of Eagles, which then excluded African Americans.
• On 16 February 1944 near the Ngakyedauk Pass, Arakan region Major Hoey's company came under devastating machine-gun fire, but Major Hoey did not waver in his advance on the objective.
• Susan Sontag wrote a play about James, Alice in Bed (1993), which seems to waver between sympathy and impatience with its subject.
• The accent may waver a bit, but all those small mannerisms, tics, idiosyncratic intonations, hesitancies, shifts of mood are fraught with authenticity.
• Caroline Sullivan from The Guardian felt that the singer's "sleepy croon doesn't waver" as she's "purring a breathless poem" about her mister.
• 3 rōnin are also there on a similar mission: when Yuranosuke disavows revenge, they plan to kill him as a warning to the others not to waver.
• In a sonnet dedicated to "La Ronza", the highly acclaimed Roman poet Giuseppe Gioachino Belli, who had been mesmerized by her Norma, confirms her voluptuousness and its seductive effects on the public and concluded that the whole theatre seemed to waver: "Blessed be this witch who enchants us".
• Thus, on each drawing McCay had to redraw the background, which appears to waver slightly due to the difficulty of reproducing it perfectly each time.
• As the siege progressed, the elites' support for al-Amin began to waver, and in September 813, Khuzayma was contacted by al-Ma'mun's general, Tahir ibn Husayn.
• He knew his mind, and did not waver, doing solid, conscientious work, supporting in particular the interests of the agriculturists, with whose requirements he made himself thoroughly conversant.
• In November 2010, The Telegraph reviewed her experimental concert Nutan juger bhore (নূতন যুগের ভোরে),

  Thanks to Mukherji’s powerful singing that never allowed a note to waver or an emotional resonance to overstep its suggestion, the music remained as embellishment and never took an iota away from her performance.

• While the physical torch was being passed on in the venue, the giant "tide waver" representing the 105 million Asian Games Digital Torchbearers of this Asian Games crossed the Qiantang River, rushed to the stadium, and lit up one side of the venue with Wang Shun, the last torch bearer who lit the wave-shaped cauldron.
• Besides the modifications of his very own body, Franky created a variety of vehicles which himself and the rest of the Straw Hats can use during battles such as the Shiro Mokuba I (an automatic waver), the Mini Merry II (a shopping boat created in the memory of "Going Merry", the Straw Hats' first ship), the Shark Submerge III (a submarine), the Kurosai FR-U IV (a motorcycle Franky often uses), and the Brachio Tank V, a terrestrial three-person tank usually operated by Usopp, Tony Tony Chopper and one more crewmember.

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