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movedizo

movedizo
An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. restless
Felipe es un niño curioso y movedizo.Felipe is a curious and restless boy.
a. movable
Quiero conseguir una mesa movediza para la máquina de coser.I want to get a movable table for my sewing machine.
a. unsteady
Ten cuidado con esa escalera; parece un poco movediza.Be careful with that ladder; it seems to be a bit unsteady.
b. unstable
No te pares en esa silla para alcanzar el libro. ¡Es muy movediza!Don't step on that chair to reach the book! It's too unstable!
a. fickle
Guillermo no es un hombre en el que se pueda confiar; es muy movedizo en lo que a mujeres respecta.Guillermo is not a man to be trusted; he's very fickle when it comes to women.
b. changeable
La situación es movediza; tenemos que ver a diario la cantidad de casos para definir cómo seguimos.The situation is changeable; we have to check everyday the number of cases to see how we go on.
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