throb

UK
/θrɒb/
US
/θrɑb/

Translations

throbnoun
throbs
pl
UK
/θrɒb/
US
/θrɑb/
The throb of the engine was soothing.
Пульсация двигателя была успокаивающей.
The throb of excitement was palpable in the room.
Трепет волнения был ощутим в комнате.
He felt the throb of his heart in his chest.
Он почувствовал биение своего сердца в груди.
Additional translations
throbverb
throbbed
Past Simple
throbbed
Past Participle
throbbing
Gerund
UK
/θrɒb/
US
/θrɑb/
The music made the crowd throb with excitement.
Музыка заставила толпу трепетать от волнения.
Her heart started to throb faster when she saw him.
Ее сердце начало биться быстрее, когда она его увидела.
His head began to throb with pain.
Его голова начала пульсировать от боли.

Definitions

throbnoun
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.
throbverb
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.