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pulsate

/ˈpʌl.seɪt/

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verb

/ˈpʌl.seɪt/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия ритмичного расширения и сжатия, подобно сердцебиению или пульсирующему движению.

A verb used to indicate the act of expanding and contracting rhythmically, like a heartbeat or a throbbing motion.

  1. Beat or throb rhythmicallyB2formal

    To expand and contract in a regular, rhythmic pattern, like a heartbeat.

    ruПульсировать

    • The music was so loud that the bass made the floor pulsate.
    • He could feel the blood pulsating in his temples after the run.
    • The dancer's movements seemed to pulsate with the rhythm of the drums.

    Synonymsbeatpalpitatepulsethrobthrumvibrate

  2. Vibrate or quiverB2formal

    To move with a regular, alternating motion, often producing a visual or tactile effect.

    ruПульсировать

    • The neon sign pulsated with a soft, blue glow.
    • The light from the lighthouse pulsated across the dark water.
    • The engine pulsated gently as it idled.

    Synonymsbeatpalpitatepulsequiverthrobvibrate

  3. Emit in short burstsC1formalscientific

    To produce or modulate something, such as electromagnetic waves or signals, in short, regular bursts.

    ruИзлучать импульсами

    • The radar system pulsates signals to detect objects at a distance.
    • The device pulsates a laser beam to measure distances accurately.
    • The transmitter pulsates data in rapid, short intervals.

    Synonymsbeatpulsethrob

Forms
  • pulsated past participle
  • pulsated past simple
  • pulsating present participle
  • pulsates third person singular
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