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pulsed

UK
/pʌlst/
US
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pulsedadjective
more pulsed
Comp.
most pulsed
Super.
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Traduzioni
rythméSe dit d’un mouvement, d’un flux ou d’un battement irrégulier ou par intermittence.
The pulsed light from the lighthouse guided the ships safely to shore.
La lumière rythmée du phare a guidé les navires en toute sécurité jusqu’au rivage.
à impulsionsEmploi technique pour des signaux, lasers ou sources d’énergie fonctionnant par impulsions.
The pulsed signal was used to transmit data over long distances.
Le signal à impulsions a été utilisé pour transmettre des données sur de longues distances.
pulséTerme technique courant en physique et en électronique, notamment pour les lasers et les émissions d’énergie.
The experiment employed a pulsed laser to ablate the surface.
L’expérience a utilisé un laser pulsé pour ablater la surface.
Definizioni
Characterized by a rhythmic or intermittent flow or beat.
The pulsed light from the lighthouse guided the ships safely to shore.
Having a series of short, rapid bursts or fluctuations.
The pulsed signal was used to transmit data over long distances.
Subjected to brief pulses of energy such as light, electricity, or sound.
The experiment employed a pulsed laser to ablate the surface.
Sinonimi
pulsating
pulsatile
throbbing
beating
rhythmic
rhythmical
periodic
intermittent
staccato
oscillatory
paced
spasmodic
pulseverb

pulsed

Past Simple

pulsed
Past Simple
pulsed
Past Participle
pulsing
ing-form
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US
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Traduzioni
palpiterPour un battement rythmé, notamment du cœur ou d'une veine.
The music pulsed through the speakers, filling the room with energy.
La musique palpitait à travers les haut-parleurs, remplissant la pièce d'énergie.
pulserEmploi technique ou scientifique, pour des émissions brèves et régulières.
The lighthouse pulsed a bright beam across the dark sea.
Le phare a pulsé un faisceau lumineux à travers la mer sombre.
vibrerPour une activité, une ville ou un lieu animé par un rythme soutenu.
The city pulsed with life as people hurried through the streets.
La ville vibrait de vie tandis que les gens se hâtaient dans les rues.
Definizioni
To beat, move, or throb rhythmically, as the heart or a vein does.
The music pulsed through the speakers, filling the room with energy.
To produce or emit a regular series of short bursts of sound, light, or other energy.
The lighthouse pulsed a bright beam across the dark sea.
To move or flow with a steady, rhythmic beat or pattern.
The city pulsed with life as people hurried through the streets.
Sinonimi
throb
beat
vibrate
pound
flutter
pulsenoun
Definizioni
The rhythmic throbbing of the arteries as blood is propelled through them, typically as felt in the wrists or neck.
The nurse checked the patient's pulse to ensure it was steady.
A single vibration or short burst of sound, electric current, light, or other wave.
The radar emitted a pulse to detect nearby objects.
A regular or rhythmical beating or throbbing.
The music had a strong pulse that made everyone want to dance.
A leguminous plant or its seed, used as food.
Lentils are a type of pulse that is rich in protein.
The underlying rhythm, mood, or prevailing atmosphere of a group, place, or activity, often serving as an indicator of its condition or opinion.
Reporters tried to gauge the pulse of the nation in the days before the vote.
pulseadjective
Definizioni
Relating to or involving brief bursts of energy, electrical impulses, or rhythmic beats.
The engineer designed a pulse circuit to control the timing.
Made from or consisting of the edible seeds of leguminous plants.
Pulse flour offers a gluten-free alternative for bakers.
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