throb

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

ruСуществительное, обозначающее глубокую пульсирующую боль или быстрый, сильный удар, например, сердца.esSustantivo que denota un dolor profundo y pulsante o un golpe rápido y fuerte, como el del corazón.frSensation ou mouvement de pulsation profonde, souvent douloureuse, ou battement rapide et fort, par exemple du cœur.deSubstantiv für einen tiefen, pulsierenden Schmerz oder einen schnellen, kräftigen Schlag, zum Beispiel des Herzens.ptSubstantivo que designa uma dor profunda e pulsante ou uma batida rápida e forte, como a do coração.zh表示深沉的搏动性疼痛，或心脏等快速而有力的跳动、冲击。arاسم يدل على ألم نابض عميق أو نبض قوي سريع، كما في نبض القلب أو الألم الخافق.

1. Pulsating pain B2 formal

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

   • 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.

   ruПульсирующая больesDolor pulsátilfrPulsation douloureusedePulsierender SchmerzptDor pulsátilzh搏动性疼痛arأَلَم نابِض

   Synonymes: beatpoundingpulsationpulsepulsing

2. Strong heartbeat B2 formal

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

   • 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.

   ruСильное сердцебиениеesLatido fuerte del corazónfrbattement puissant (du cœur)deStarkes HerzklopfenptBatimento fortezh强烈心跳arخفقان قوي

   Synonymes: beatpalpitationpulsationpulsethump

• throbs plural form
• throbs' possessive plural form
• throb's possessive singular form

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

ruГлагол, используемый для описания ритмичной пульсации или ощущения биения, часто связанного с болью, звуком или вибрацией.esVerbo que describe una pulsación rítmica o una sensación de latido, a menudo asociada con dolor, sonido o vibración.frVerbe décrivant une pulsation rythmique ou une sensation de battement, souvent associée à la douleur, au son ou à la vibration.deVerb, das eine rhythmische Pulsation oder ein pochendes Gefühl beschreibt, oft verbunden mit Schmerz, Klang oder Vibration.ptVerbo usado para descrever uma pulsação rítmica ou sensação de batimento, frequentemente associada a dor, som ou vibração.zh动词，用于描述有节奏的搏动或跳动感，常与疼痛、声音或振动有关。arفعل يُستخدم لوصف نبض أو خفقان إيقاعي، وغالبًا ما يرتبط بالألم أو الصوت أو الاهتزاز.

1. Pulsate or pound with abnormal force B2 formal

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

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

   ruПульсироватьesLatir con fuerzafrbattre violemmentdePulsierenptPulsarzh搏动arينبض بألم

   Synonymes: beatpalpitatepoundpulsatepulsethump

2. Expand and contract rhythmically B2 formal

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

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

   ruПульсироватьesLatir rítmicamentefrbattre, palpiterdePulsierenptPulsarzh搏动arنبض

   Synonymes: beatdrumpalpitatepoundpulsatepulsethudthump

3. Tremble convulsively C1 formal

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

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

   ruДрожать конвульсивноestemblar convulsivamentefrTressaillir convulsivementdeKonvulsivisch zitternptTremer convulsivamentezh剧烈颤抖arيرتجف بعنف

   Antonymes: steady

• throbbed past participle
• throbbed past simple
• throbbing present participle
• throbs third person singular