waddle in Italian
waddle in Italian is ondeggiare — waddle means to walk with short steps, rocking from side to side.
waddle in Italian
ondeggiare
(intransitive) To walk with short steps, tilting the body from side to side.
What does "waddle" mean?
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verb To walk with short steps, rocking from side to side.
"The penguin waddled across the ice toward the water."
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noun A swaying, short-stepped way of walking.
"You could recognise him from his distinctive waddle."
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waddle in a sentence
- The penguin waddled across the ice toward the water.
- She waddled awkwardly in her heels after a long night out.
- You could recognise him from his distinctive waddle.
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What is "waddle" in Italian?
"waddle" in Italian is ondeggiare. waddle means: To walk with short steps, rocking from side to side.
How do you use "waddle" in a sentence?
Example: "The penguin waddled across the ice toward the water." In Italian, "waddle" is ondeggiare.
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