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throb

/θrɒb/

/θrɑb/

throbnoun

throbs

/θrɒb/

/θrɑb/

Translations

élancementSurtout pour une douleur vive et pulsatile.

She felt a throb in her temples as the headache intensified.

Elle sentit un élancement aux tempes à mesure que le mal de tête s'intensifiait.

battementPour un battement régulier, notamment d’un son ou d’une pulsation.

The throb of the bass could be felt throughout the concert hall.

Le battement de la basse se faisait sentir dans toute la salle de concert.

Additional translations

pulsationSensation de pulsation ou de vibration, registre courant.

Definitions

A strong, regular beat or pulsation, often associated with pain or emotion.

She felt a throb in her temples as the headache intensified.

A sensation of pulsating or vibrating, often used to describe a rhythmic sound or feeling.

The throb of the bass could be felt throughout the concert hall.

Synonyms

throbverb

throbbed

Past Simple

throbbed

Past Participle

throbbing

ing-form

/θrɒb/

/θrɑb/

Translations

battrePour une pulsation douloureuse ou rythmique.

After the long run, his temples began to throb with each heartbeat.

Après la longue course, ses tempes se mirent à battre à chaque battement de son cœur.

Additional translations

pulserPour un rythme régulier, surtout pour un son ou une sensation.

Definitions

To beat or pulsate with a strong, regular rhythm, often due to pain or emotion.

After the long run, his temples began to throb with each heartbeat.

To vibrate or pulsate with a steady rhythm, often used to describe a sound or sensation.

The music from the club seemed to throb through the walls of the building.

Synonyms