0 a pause before you do something, especially because you are not sure -- vacilación, duda
1 the act of hesitating -- duda [ feminine ]
“I can’t do it,” he answered without hesitation. “No puedo hacerlo,” contestó sin vacilación.
I have no hesitations on that score.
These projects will be given a strong boost, circumstances will sweep away any hesitation, force us to be resolute.
If there is one cause to which we can and must adhere without any doubt or hesitation, this would be it.
This is not the time for timidity or hesitation.
But there is some hesitation over the political conclusion.
In the final vote, we chose, in spite of our hesitations, to vote in favour of the report.
But instead, all we are getting is confusion, hesitation and mutual mistrust, which leads to permanent instability instead of stability.
Only then can we ease the hesitation surrounding the transfer of sovereignty.
