shudder

• 表示身体不由自主的颤抖或抖动，常因恐惧、寒冷或疾病引起，有时也指因惊险刺激而产生的近似愉悦的战栗。

A noun referring to an involuntary vibration or trembling of the body, often caused by fear, cold, or illness, and sometimes associated with an almost pleasurable sensation of fright.

1. Pleasurable frightB2informal

   An almost pleasurable sensation of fright or excitement.

   愉悦的颤栗

   • A shudder of excitement ran through the crowd as the roller coaster started.
   • She felt a shudder of delight when she saw the surprise.
   • The horror movie gave him a pleasant shudder.

   同义词frissonshiverthrilltingle

2. B1formal

   An involuntary vibration or trembling of the body, often due to illness, fear, or cold.

   颤抖

   • A shudder passed through her body as the cold wind hit her.
   • He felt a shudder of fear when he heard the strange noise.
   • The patient experienced a sudden shudder during the fever.

   同义词quivershakeshivertrembletremor

• 动词，用于描述突然、不由自主的颤抖或抖动，常因恐惧、寒冷或强烈情绪引起。

A verb used to describe a sudden, involuntary shaking or trembling, often due to fear, cold, or strong emotion.

1. Shake from coldB1formal

   To shake or tremble involuntarily, typically as a result of cold or a sudden chill.

   冻得发抖

   • She shuddered as the icy wind blew through her coat.
   • He shuddered violently when he stepped outside into the snow.
   • The cold water made him shudder from head to toe.

   同义词quakequivershakeshivertremble

2. Tremble from fear or excitementB1formal

   To tremble convulsively, often as a reaction to fear, horror, or intense emotion.

   战栗

   • The audience shuddered at the terrifying scene in the movie.
   • He shuddered with excitement as he waited for the results.
   • She shuddered at the thought of walking alone at night.

   同义词convulsequakequivershakeshivertremble