pulsate

• Verbo que expresa un movimiento rítmico de expansión y contracción, como el latido del corazón o una vibración regular; también puede referirse a emitir una señal rítmica o brillar con intensidad variable.

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.

   Latir rítmicamente

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbeatpalpitatepulsethrobthrumvibrate

2. Vibrate or quiverB2formal

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

   Latir o palpitar

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbeatpalpitatepulsequiverthrobvibrate

3. Emit in short burstsC1formalscientific

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

   Emitir en ráfagas cortas

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbeatpulsethrob