English-Portuguese translation for "erratic"

erratic {noun} [geol.]

erratic {noun} [geol.]

erratic {adj.} (also: wayward, doddering, shaky, tippy)

erratic {adj.}

erratic {adj.}

In summary, we cannot manage this policy in the erratic way that we are doing at the moment.

However, we cannot afford to behave in an erratic, inconsequential and fragmented manner.

But perhaps that has more to do with erratic Turkish policy, which sometimes makes more and sometimes makes less progress.

Home carers are commonly lifting, living on little sleep, impoverished by the cost of caring, dealing with challenging and sometimes erratic behaviour.

Yet the erratic movement of these massive sums of capital can, in a few hours, cause the collapse of a currency or the economy of a country, plunging its whole population into recession.

In relation to young people with handicaps, there are examples of pilot projects working to close down institutions and to put up sheltered accommodation, but the implementation is erratic.

Instead of controlling the erratic movements of capital, the priority is'structural reforms ' actually aimed at privatising and deregulating anything still left to be privatised and deregulated.