0 to take short steps and move from side to side in walking (as a duck does) -- đi lạch bạch
1 a clumsy, rocking way of walking -- dáng đi lạch bạch
Penguins have a characteristic waddle when they walk.
It is a very fat bird which has to waddle for a long way before it can take off.
There will he no lame ducks waddling around this marketplace!
But for the moment why should she be asked to walk before she is really able to waddle.
A car purchaser should not have to waddle around the corner to the consumers' council.
If we go waddling along in this kind of situation we get more and more suffering.
He has turned his back and waddled away from them, and he will not be forgiven for doing that.
When they are disturbed, they will waddle into the water and then move through it at fairly high speed.
It was not long before he was making golden legs for them, and they are now all waddling to prosperity on golden crutches.
