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throb

/θrɒb/

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noun

/θrɒb/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее глубокую пульсирующую боль или быстрый, сильный удар, например, сердца.

A noun referring to a deep, pulsating pain or a rapid, strong beat, such as that of the heart.

  1. Pulsating painB2formal

    A deep, rhythmic, and often uncomfortable sensation of pain that pulses or beats.

    ruПульсирующая боль

    • He felt a dull throb in his injured ankle.
    • The headache was a constant throb behind her eyes.
    • A sharp throb in his tooth kept him awake all night.

    Synonymsbeatpoundingpulsationpulsepulsing

  2. Strong heartbeatB2formal

    A single, strong, and rapid beat or pulsation, especially of the heart.

    ruСильное сердцебиение

    • She could feel the throb of her heart after running.
    • The throb of his pulse was visible in his neck.
    • A sudden throb of excitement made her heart race.

    Synonymsbeatpalpitationpulsationpulsethump

Forms
  • throbs plural form
  • throbs' possessive plural form
  • throb's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/θrɒb/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания ритмичной пульсации или ощущения биения, часто связанного с болью, звуком или вибрацией.

A verb used to describe a rhythmic pulsation or beating sensation, often associated with pain, sound, or vibration.

  1. Pulsate or pound with abnormal forceB2formal

    To beat or pulsate with a strong, often painful, rhythm, typically due to injury or illness.

    ruПульсировать

    • His head throbbed after the long flight.
    • The wound throbbed with a dull ache.
    • Her temples throbbed as the fever rose.

    Synonymsbeatpalpitatepoundpulsatepulsethump

  2. Expand and contract rhythmicallyB2formal

    To beat or pulsate in a steady, rhythmic manner, like a heart or a machine.

    ruПульсировать

    • The engine throbbed softly at idle.
    • The music throbbed through the floorboards.
    • His heart throbbed with excitement as he waited.

    Synonymsbeatdrumpalpitatepoundpulsatepulsethudthump

  3. Tremble convulsivelyC1formal

    To shake or vibrate violently, often as a result of strong emotion like fear or excitement.

    ruДрожать конвульсивно

    • Her voice throbbed with barely contained anger.
    • The crowd throbbed with anticipation before the concert.
    • His hands throbbed as he tried to steady himself.

    Antonymssteady

Forms
  • throbbed past participle
  • throbbed past simple
  • throbbing present participle
  • throbs third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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