Trembled Meaning in English
word · lemma: tremble
ˈtɹɛmbəɫd
TREM-buhld
tɹˈɛmbəld
trem-BUHLD
Definición
To shake slightly because of cold, fear, excitement, or weakness. Often used to describe a physical reaction to emotion or temperature.
Uso & Matices
Past tense of 'tremble.' Common with expressions like 'trembled with fear,' 'trembled with excitement,' or 'her hands trembled.' More emotional or involuntary than 'shook.' Often used in narrative or descriptive writing.
Spanish: temblarPortuguese (BR): tremerPortuguese (PT): tremerChinese (Simplified): 颤抖Chinese (Traditional): 顫抖Hindi: कांपनाArabic: ارتجفBengali: কাঁপল - কেঁপে উঠলRussian: задрожал - дрожалJapanese: 震えた - 震え上がったVietnamese: run lênKorean: 떨렸다Turkish: titrediUrdu: کانپ گیاIndonesian: gemetar
Oraciones de Ejemplo
He trembled when he heard the thunder.
basic
Her hands trembled as she opened the letter.
basic
The little dog trembled from the cold.
basic
I trembled with excitement when I got the good news.
natural
"Don't worry," he said, but his voice trembled.
natural
My legs trembled so much after the marathon, I could barely stand.
natural