trembling

• Descreve uma pessoa ou objeto que treme ou estremece, geralmente por medo, frio ou emoção.

Describes a person or thing that is shaking or quivering, typically due to fear, cold, or excitement.

1. Shaking involuntarilyB1formal

   Shaking or quivering, typically as a result of fear, excitement, or weakness.

   Trêmulo

   • Her trembling hands gave away her nervousness.
   • He spoke with a trembling voice during the speech.
   • The trembling child hid behind the door.

   Sinônimosquiveringshakingshiveringshudderingtremulous

   Antônimoscalmstablesteadystill

2. Vibrating or quiveringB2formal

   Moving or shaking with slight, rapid motions.

   Trêmulo

   • The trembling leaves signaled the approaching storm.
   • The ground was trembling from the heavy machinery.
   • A trembling flame flickered in the dark room.

   Sinônimosflutteringquiveringshakingshiveringshudderingwavering

   Antônimosfixedmotionlessstablestationarysteadystill

• Substantivo que designa a ação ou o estado de tremer involuntariamente, geralmente causado por medo, frio, emoção ou fraqueza.

A noun referring to the act or state of shaking or quivering involuntarily, often due to fear, cold, excitement, or weakness.

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1. Shaking movementB1formal

   The act of shaking involuntarily, typically from fear, cold, or excitement.

   Tremor

   • A trembling ran through her body as she heard the news.
   • The old man's trembling made it hard for him to hold the cup.
   • She felt a trembling in her hands before the speech.

   Sinônimosquivershakeshivershuddertremor

2. State of fear or anxietyB2informal

   A feeling of nervousness or agitation that causes physical shaking.

   Tremor

   • He was in a trembling of fear when the storm hit.
   • The trembling in her voice betrayed her anxiety.
   • They waited with trembling as the results were announced.

   Sinônimosquiveringshakingshivertremor

• Verbo usado para indicar um tremor involuntário, geralmente causado por medo, nervosismo, frio ou fraqueza.

A verb used to indicate shaking involuntarily, typically as a result of fear, excitement, or weakness.

1. Shake involuntarilyB1formal

   To shake or quiver involuntarily, typically as a result of fear, excitement, or weakness.

   Tremer involuntariamente

   • She began to tremble with fear when she heard the loud noise.
   • His hands trembled as he held the fragile vase.
   • The old man trembled from the cold wind.

   Sinônimosquakequaverquivershakeshivershuddertwitchwobble

   Antônimossettlesteady

2. Vibrate or quiverB1formal

   To move or vibrate with slight, rapid movements.

   Tremer

   • The ground trembled during the earthquake.
   • The leaves trembled in the gentle breeze.
   • The glass trembled as the train passed by.

   Sinônimosquakequivershakeshivershuddervibratewobble