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Verbos de Movimiento - Verbos para movimientos repetitivos y leves

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a movimientos repetitivos y leves como "balancear", "temblar" y "sacudir".

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Categorized English Verbs of Movement
to rock
to rock
[Verbo]

to gently move from one side to another

mecerse, v

mecerse, v

Ex: The boat rocked gently on the calm waters. 
to reel
to reel
[Verbo]

to have trouble keeping one's balance and be at the risk of falling

tambalearse, vacilar

tambalearse, vacilar

Ex: After spinning around rapidly, the dancer began to reel, struggling to regain their balance. 
to swing
to swing
[Verbo]

to move or make something move from one side to another while suspended

balancearse, oscilar

balancearse, oscilar

Ex: The pendulum clock swung back and forth with a rhythmic tick-tock. 
to sway
to sway
[Verbo]

to slowly move back and forth or from side to side

mecer, balancear

mecer, balancear

Ex: The branches of the willow tree swayed gently in the breeze. 
to oscillate

to move back and forth repeatedly between two points or positions

oscilar

oscilar

Ex: The pendulum swung back and forth, oscillating steadily over time. 
to wobble
to wobble
[Verbo]

to move with an unsteady, rocking, or swaying motion, often implying a lack of stability or balance

tambalearse, bambolearse

tambalearse, bambolearse

Ex: The toddler wobbled as he took his first steps, trying to maintain balance. 
to wiggle
to wiggle
[Verbo]

to move with small, quick, and back-and-forth motions, often in a playful or fidgety manner

menear, moverse

menear, moverse

Ex: The cat wiggled its tail, ready to pounce on the moving toy. 
to squirm
to squirm
[Verbo]

to move in an uncomfortable or restless manner with twisting or contorted motions

retorcerse, moverse inquieto

retorcerse, moverse inquieto

Ex: The toddler began to squirm in his high chair, indicating that he was no longer interested in eating. 
to wag
to wag
[Verbo]

to move repeatedly from side to side, often in a rhythmic or playful manner

mover, sacudir

mover, sacudir

Ex: The dog wagged its tail enthusiastically upon seeing its owner return home. 
to jiggle
to jiggle
[Verbo]

to move with small, quick, and irregular motions

tambalear, menearse

tambalear, menearse

Ex: The loose doorknob would jiggle whenever someone tried to open the door. 
to shake
to shake
[Verbo]

(of one's body) to involuntarily shake, as a response to fear or due to a particular condition

temblar, estremecerse

temblar, estremecerse

Ex: After the sudden loud noise, she couldn't help but shake with fright. 
to tremble
to tremble
[Verbo]

to move or jerk quickly and involuntarily, often due to fear, excitement, or physical weakness

temblar, estremecerse

temblar, estremecerse

Ex: The small animal trembled with fear as it faced a larger predator. 
to shudder
to shudder
[Verbo]

to tremble or shake involuntarily, often as a result of fear, cold, or excitement

estremecerse, temblar

estremecerse, temblar

Ex: The eerie sound in the haunted house made her shudder with fear. 
to quiver
to quiver
[Verbo]

to shake or tremble with a slight, rapid, and often involuntary motion

temblar, vibrar

temblar, vibrar

Ex: The child's bottom lip began to quiver as he tried to hold back tears. 
to waver
to waver
[Verbo]

to move in a rhythmic or repetitive pattern that rises and falls

temblar

temblar

Ex: In the heat of the desert, the distant horizon appeared to waver and shift, creating a mirage effect. 
to tremor
to tremor
[Verbo]

to make a slight shaking movement, often as a result of external factors such as wind, movement, or vibrations

temblar

temblar

Ex: The tall buildings trembled and tremored for over a minute as the magnitude 7.0 earthquake shook the city. 
to jerk
to jerk
[Verbo]

to move abruptly in a short, sudden manner

sacudir, moverse bruscamente

sacudir, moverse bruscamente

Ex: The old machine jerked suddenly before finally coming to life. 
to twitch
to twitch
[Verbo]

to make a sudden, brief, and involuntary movement

contraerse, tener un tic

contraerse, tener un tic

Ex: His eye started to twitch involuntarily due to stress and fatigue. 
to pulse
to pulse
[Verbo]

to exhibit a rhythmic, regular expansion and contraction

latir, pulsar

latir, pulsar

Ex: The music pulsed through the speakers, energizing the entire dance floor. 
to budge
to budge
[Verbo]

to shift or move a small amount, often reluctantly or with difficulty

moverse, ceder

moverse, ceder

Ex: The heavy rock wouldn't budge no matter how hard they tried to push it. 
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