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palpitate

/ˈpæl.pɪ.teɪt/

Traducción: Verbo usado para describir un latido o pulsación rápidos, generalmente referido al corazón, a menudo debido a la emoción, el miedo o condiciones médicas.

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verb

/ˈpæl.pɪ.teɪt/C1formal
  • esVerbo usado para describir un latido o pulsación rápidos, generalmente referido al corazón, a menudo debido a la emoción, el miedo o condiciones médicas.

A verb used to describe the act of beating rapidly or throbbing, typically referring to the heart, often due to excitement, fear, or medical conditions.

  1. Beat rapidlyB2formalmedical

    To beat or throb quickly and irregularly, often due to fear, excitement, or a medical condition.

    esPalpitar

    • Her heart began to palpitate with excitement when she saw the surprise.
    • The patient complained that his heart would palpitate after drinking coffee.
    • Anxiety can cause your heart to palpitate uncontrollably.

    Sinónimosflutterpit-a-patpitter-patterpoundpulsatequiverthrobthump

  2. Tremble or quiverC1formal

    To shake or move with rapid, tremulous movements.

    estemblar o estremecerse

    • The leaves palpitated in the strong wind.
    • His hands palpitated as he tried to hold the fragile vase.
    • The entire room seemed to palpitate with the bass of the music.

    Sinónimosflutterpulsatequivershakethrobtremblevibrate

    Antónimossettlesteadystill

Formas
  • palpitated past participle
  • palpitated past simple
  • palpitating present participle
  • palpitates third person singular
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