Trembles Meaning in English
word · lemma: tremble
ˈtɹɛmbəɫ
TREM-buhl
tɹˈɛmbəlz
trem-Buhlz
Definition
To shake slightly, usually because of fear, cold, or strong emotion.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used in formal or descriptive contexts. Commonly followed by 'with' and a feeling (e.g., 'trembles with fear'). Describes physical shaking, not just emotional upset. Not interchangeable with 'shakes' in casual conversation.
Spanish: tiemblaPortuguese (BR): tremePortuguese (PT): tremeChinese (Simplified): 发抖Chinese (Traditional): 發抖Hindi: कांपता हैArabic: يرتجفBengali: কাঁপে - থরথর করেRussian: дрожит - трясётсяJapanese: 震えるVietnamese: run rẩyKorean: 떨다Turkish: titriyor - ürperiyorUrdu: کانپتا ہےIndonesian: gemetar
Example Sentences
He trembles when he is cold.
basic
Her voice trembles with fear.
basic
The ground trembles during an earthquake.
basic
My hand trembles whenever I try to write in public.
natural
The dog trembles at the sound of thunder.
natural
She always trembles before giving a presentation, but nobody notices.
natural