throb

throb
Ɵrob
1. past tense, past participle - throbbed; verb
1) ((of the heart) to beat: Her heart throbbed with excitement.) palpitar
2) (to beat regularly like the heart: The engine was throbbing gently.) vibrar, palpitar
3) (to beat regularly with pain; to be very painful: His head is throbbing (with pain).) dar punzadas/pinchazos, ver las estrellas

2. noun
(a regular beat: the throb of the engine / her heart / her sore finger.) vibración; latido, palpitación
throb
tr[ɵrɒb]
noun
1 (of heart, pulse) latido, palpitación nombre femenino; (of engine, music) vibración nombre femenino, zumbido
intransitive verb (pt & pp throbbed, ger throbbing)
1 (heart, pulse) latir, palpitar; (engine, music) vibrar, zumbar
2 (with pain) dar punzadas
■ my head's throbbing la cabeza me va a estrellar
throb ['ɵrɑb] vi, throbbed ; throbbing : palpitar, latir (dícese del corazón), vibrar (dícese de un motor, etc.)
throb n
: palpitación f, latido m, vibración f
throb
n.
• latido s.m.
• palpitación s.f.
• pulsación s.f.
v.
• latir v.
• palpitar v.
• pulsar v.
• vibrar v.

I θrɑːb, θrɒb
intransitive verb -bb-
a) (pulsate, vibrate) \<\<heart/pulse\>\> latir con fuerza; \<\<engine\>\> vibrar

the city throbs with life — la ciudad vibra de actividad

b) (with pain)

his leg was throbbing — tenía un dolor punzante en la pierna

his wound was throbbing — sentía la sangre latirle en la herida

my head is throbbing — me va a estallar la cabeza


II
noun
a) (of engine) vibración f; (of heart) latido m
b) (of wound, headache) dolor m punzante
[θrɒb]
1.
N [of heart etc] latido m , pulso m ; [of engine] vibración f
2.
VI [heart] latir, palpitar; [engine] vibrar; [wound, sore finger] dar punzadas

my head was throbbing — la cabeza estaba a punto de estallarme de dolor

Berlin is throbbing with life — Berlín está rebosante de vida

* * *

I [θrɑːb, θrɒb]
intransitive verb -bb-
a) (pulsate, vibrate) \<\<heart/pulse\>\> latir con fuerza; \<\<engine\>\> vibrar

the city throbs with life — la ciudad vibra de actividad

b) (with pain)

his leg was throbbing — tenía un dolor punzante en la pierna

his wound was throbbing — sentía la sangre latirle en la herida

my head is throbbing — me va a estallar la cabeza


II
noun
a) (of engine) vibración f; (of heart) latido m
b) (of wound, headache) dolor m punzante

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