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  1. falter:
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Detailed Translations for falter from English to Spanish

falter:

to falter verbe (falters, faltered, faltering)

  1. to falter (stick; stagnate; waver; stop; stay put)
    anudarse; cortarse; interrumpirse
  2. to falter (stutter; stammer)
    tartajear; tartamudear
  3. to falter (stagger; sway)
    balbucear; tambalear; arrojar; vacilar; desmayar; titubear; tartamudear; balancear; escorar; columpiarse; fluctuar; tambalearse; balbucir; desanimarse; bambolearse; arredrarse; balancearse; renguear; tartajear; desequilibrarse; andar tambaleándose; moverse continuamente; desalentarse
  4. to falter (become disheartened; flinch; become dispirited; despond; become despondent)
    desmayar; desanimarse; desequilibrarse; desalentarse

Conjugations for falter:

present
  1. falter
  2. falter
  3. falters
  4. falter
  5. falter
  6. falter
simple past
  1. faltered
  2. faltered
  3. faltered
  4. faltered
  5. faltered
  6. faltered
present perfect
  1. have faltered
  2. have faltered
  3. has faltered
  4. have faltered
  5. have faltered
  6. have faltered
past continuous
  1. was faltering
  2. were faltering
  3. was faltering
  4. were faltering
  5. were faltering
  6. were faltering
future
  1. shall falter
  2. will falter
  3. will falter
  4. shall falter
  5. will falter
  6. will falter
continuous present
  1. am faltering
  2. are faltering
  3. is faltering
  4. are faltering
  5. are faltering
  6. are faltering
subjunctive
  1. be faltered
  2. be faltered
  3. be faltered
  4. be faltered
  5. be faltered
  6. be faltered
diverse
  1. falter!
  2. let's falter!
  5. faltered
  6. faltering
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "falter":

  1. the act of pausing uncertainly1
  2. speak haltingly1
    • The speaker faltered when he saw his opponent enter the room1
  3. walk unsteadily1
  4. move hesitatingly, as if about to give way1
  5. be unsure or weak1
    • Their enthusiasm is faltering1

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