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trembling

/ˈtrem.blɪŋ/

3 Einträge

adjective

B2formalcommon/ˈtrem.blɪŋ/

Describes a person or thing that is shaking or quivering, typically due to fear, cold, or excitement.

ruОписывает человека или предмет, который дрожит или трясется, обычно из-за страха, холода или волнения.esDescribe a una persona o cosa que tiembla o se sacude, generalmente por miedo, frío o emoción. También puede referirse a algo que oscila o vibra.frQualifie une personne ou une chose qui tremble ou secoue, généralement à cause de la peur, du froid ou de l'émotion.deBeschreibt eine Person oder Sache, die zittert oder bebt, oft aus Angst, Kälte oder Aufregung.ptDescreve uma pessoa ou objeto que treme ou estremece, geralmente por medo, frio ou emoção.zh形容人或物体因恐惧、寒冷、激动等而颤抖、发抖;也可指声音或光线等轻微颤动、摇曳。arصفة تصف شخصًا أو شيئًا يرتجف أو يهتز، غالبًا بسبب الخوف أو البرد أو الانفعال.

  1. Shaking involuntarily B1 formal

    Shaking or quivering, typically as a result of fear, excitement, or weakness.

    • Her trembling hands gave away her nervousness.
    • He spoke with a trembling voice during the speech.
    • The trembling child hid behind the door.

    ruДрожащийestembloroso, estremecidofrtremblant (de peur, d'émotion, de faiblesse)deZitterndptTrêmulozh颤抖的arمرتجف

    Synonyme: quiveringshakingshiveringshudderingtremulous

    Antonyme: calmstablesteadystill

  2. Vibrating or quivering B2 formal

    Moving or shaking with slight, rapid motions.

    • The trembling leaves signaled the approaching storm.
    • The ground was trembling from the heavy machinery.
    • A trembling flame flickered in the dark room.

    ruДрожащийestembloroso, trémulofrtremblantdeZitterndptTrêmulozh颤抖的arمرتجف

    Synonyme: flutteringquiveringshakingshiveringshudderingwavering

    Antonyme: fixedmotionlessstablestationarysteadystill

  • more trembling comparative form
  • most trembling superlative form

noun

B2formalcommon/ˈtrem.blɪŋ/

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A noun referring to the act or state of shaking or quivering involuntarily, often due to fear, cold, excitement, or weakness.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или состояние непроизвольной дрожи или сотрясения, часто вызванное страхом, холодом, волнением или слабостью.esSustantivo que designa el acto o estado de sacudidas o estremecimientos involuntarios del cuerpo o de algo, a menudo causado por miedo, frío, emoción o debilidad; también puede referirse a una vibración o agitación ligera y continua.frNom désignant l'action ou l'état de trembler involontairement, souvent causé par la peur, le froid, l'émotion ou la faiblesse, ou un léger mouvement vibratoire.deSubstantiv, das den Vorgang oder Zustand eines unwillkürlichen Zitterns oder Bebens bezeichnet, oft verursacht durch Angst, Kälte, Aufregung oder Schwäche.ptSubstantivo que designa a ação ou o estado de tremer involuntariamente, geralmente causado por medo, frio, emoção ou fraqueza.zh表示一种不自主的颤抖或抖动的动作或状态,常由恐惧、寒冷、激动或虚弱引起。arاسم يدل على فعل أو حالة الارتجاف أو الاهتزاز اللاإرادي، وغالباً ما ينشأ عن الخوف أو البرد أو الانفعال أو الضعف.

  1. Shaking movement B1 formal

    The act of shaking involuntarily, typically from fear, cold, or excitement.

    • A trembling ran through her body as she heard the news.
    • The old man's trembling made it hard for him to hold the cup.
    • She felt a trembling in her hands before the speech.

    ruДрожьestemblorfrtremblementdeZitternptTremorzh颤抖arارتجاف

    Synonyme: quivershakeshivershuddertremor

  2. State of fear or anxiety B2 informal

    A feeling of nervousness or agitation that causes physical shaking.

    • He was in a trembling of fear when the storm hit.
    • The trembling in her voice betrayed her anxiety.
    • They waited with trembling as the results were announced.

    ruДрожьestemblor por miedo o ansiedadfrtremblement (de peur, d'anxiété)deZitternptTremorzh颤抖arرِعْشَة الخوف

    Synonyme: quiveringshakingshivertremor

  • tremblings plural form
  • tremblings' possessive plural form
  • trembling's possessive singular form

verb

B2formalcommon/ˈtrem.bəl/

A verb used to indicate shaking involuntarily, typically as a result of fear, excitement, or weakness.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения непроизвольной дрожи, обычно в результате страха, волнения или слабости.esVerbo que denota un movimiento involuntario y rápido del cuerpo, generalmente por miedo, emoción, frío o debilidad. También puede referirse a sacudidas o vibraciones de objetos o sonidos.frVerbe désignant un mouvement involontaire de secousse ou de frisson, souvent dû à la peur, à l'émotion, au froid ou à la faiblesse; peut aussi signifier craindre ou être agité d'une manière vacillante.deVerb, das ein unwillkürliches Zittern bezeichnet, meist infolge von Angst, Aufregung oder Schwäche. Es kann auch ein Beben oder Erschauern ausdrücken.ptVerbo usado para indicar um tremor involuntário, geralmente causado por medo, nervosismo, frio ou fraqueza.zh表示因恐惧、激动、寒冷或虚弱而产生的不自主颤抖。也可指声音、物体或光的轻微抖动或闪烁。arفعل يدل على اهتزاز أو رجفة لا إرادية في الجسم، غالبًا بسبب الخوف أو الانفعال أو الضعف أو البرد. ويُستعمل أيضًا مجازًا لوصف اهتزاز الصوت أو الحركة اضطرابًا.

  1. Shake involuntarily B1 formal

    To shake or quiver involuntarily, typically as a result of fear, excitement, or weakness.

    • She began to tremble with fear when she heard the loud noise.
    • His hands trembled as he held the fragile vase.
    • The old man trembled from the cold wind.

    ruДрожать непроизвольноesTemblar involuntariamentefrTremblerdeUnwillkürlich zitternptTremer involuntariamentezh不由自主地颤抖arيرتجف لا إراديًا

    Synonyme: quakequaverquivershakeshivershuddertwitchwobble

    Antonyme: settlesteady

  2. Vibrate or quiver B1 formal

    To move or vibrate with slight, rapid movements.

    • The ground trembled during the earthquake.
    • The leaves trembled in the gentle breeze.
    • The glass trembled as the train passed by.

    ruДрожатьestemblarfrtrembler (vibrer)deZitternptTremerzh颤抖arاهتزاز

    Synonyme: quakequivershakeshivershuddervibratewobble

  • trembled past participle
  • trembled past simple
  • trembling present participle
  • trembles third person singular