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[/θrɔb; θrɑb/] v (-bb-) [I, Ipr] ~ (with sth) 用法:
1 (of the heart, pulse, etc) beat, esp faster or stronger thanusual （指心脏、 脉搏等）跳动（尤指跳动较快或较强）; 悸动; 搏动:
His head throbbed, ie He had a bad headache.他头痛得很厉害. *
Her heart was throbbing with excitement.她兴奋得心直跳. 用法:
2 vibrate or sound with a persistent rhythm （有规律地）跳动、 震颤或发出声响:
a throbbing wound, ie one that gives steadily pulsating pain 阵阵疼痛的伤口 *
The ship's engines throbbed quietly. 船上的发动机发出轻微的震动. *
a voice throbbing with emotion 激动得声音颤抖. throb 2
n steady continuous beat 平稳而连续的跳动或震颤:
throbs of joy, pain, pleasure, etc 阵阵的欢乐、 疼痛、 愉快等 *
the throb of distant drums 远处阵阵的鼓声. |