Vaciló o perdió la seguridad al hablar o al actuar.
To hesitate or lose confidence while speaking or acting.
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La semana pasada titubeó en su presentación. — She faltered during her presentation last week.
Trastabilló al subir al escenario. — He faltered as he stepped onto the stage.
La energía del equipo flaqueó en la segunda parte. — The team's energy faltered in the second half of the game.
¿Dudó al responder a las preguntas difíciles? — Did he falter when answering the tough questions?
¿Dio un traspié al subir la colina? — Did she falter when climbing the hill?
¿Por qué se estancó el proyecto antes de terminarlo? — Why did the project falter before completion?
Le vi vacilar antes de tomar esa decisión. — I noticed him falter before making that decision.
No tropieces durante la carrera, por favor. — Please don’t falter during the race.
Se vinieron abajo por la presión del plazo tan ajustado. — They faltered under the pressure of the tight deadline.
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