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Definition of vibrating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
physicalshaking with small, rapid movements
- The vibrating phone fell off the table.
2.
resonanceTECH. resonating with sound or energyTECH.
- The vibrating strings produced a beautiful melody.
3.
emotionalfull of energy or emotion
- The vibrating atmosphere at the concert was unforgettable.
Expressions with vibrating
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table-like machine with a shaking surface used to compact or test materials
The technician placed the concrete molds on the vibrating table for compaction.
Origin of vibrating
Latin, vibrare (to shake) + -ing (action)
Terms with vibrating included in their meaning
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speech sound
make a vibrating sound with the tongue when speaking
music
musical instrument with vibrating strings
vibration
vibrating slightly and irregularly
motion
having a rhythmic throbbing or vibrating motion
animals
make a low vibrating sound when content
animal
soft, continuous, vibrating sound made by a cat
animals
vibrating sound made by a cat when happy
soft noise
low vibrating sound like a cat's purr
vehicle movement
move quickly and noisily, often shaking or vibrating
music
musical instrument using a vibrating reed to produce sound
string noise
make a sharp, vibrating sound
physical sensation
feeling like the head is tingling or vibrating
organ sound
organ pipe producing sound with a vibrating reed
video games
provide haptic feedback by vibrating
technology
small quartz piece vibrating at specific frequency
science
physics theory where particles are tiny vibrating strings unifying forces and matter
vibration
vibrating or pulsating with energy
quality
having a high-pitched, vibrating quality
music
sharp vibrating sound of electric guitars
music
play a wind instrument using a small vibrating tongue
sensation
feeling a slight vibrating sensation
building
machine that compacts ground by vibrating
music
low vibrating drum beat
imitative sound
sound made by vibrating lips, imitating an engine
Examples of vibrating in a sentence
She felt the vibrating ground during the earthquake. The vibrating phone startled me. I could feel the vibrating floor beneath my feet. Her vibrating voice moved the audience. The vibrating energy in the room was palpable.
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- French:vibrant, résonnant, ...
- German:vibrierend, lebendig, ...
- Italian:vibrante, pulsante, ...
- Spanish:vibrante, palpitante, ...
- Portuguese:vibrante, ressonante, ...
- Chinese:震动的, 共振的, ...
- Japanese:振動する, 共鳴する, ...
- Arabic:مُهْتَز, مُهْتَزّ, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹטֵט, תּוֹסֵס, ...
- Russian:вибрирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:вібруючий, емоційний, ...
- Hindi:कंपित, गूंजती, ...
Definition of vibrate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
movementtr./intr. shake with small, rapid movementstr./intr.
- The phone began to vibrate on the table.
2.
soundintr. TECH. resonate or produce a soundintr. TECH.
- The guitar strings vibrate when plucked.
3.
emotionintr. respond with strong emotionintr.
- She vibrated with excitement at the news.
4.
musictr./intr. TECH. use vibrato in musictr./intr. TECH.
- The singer vibrates her voice beautifully.
5.
- The device is designed to vibrate and provide pleasure.
Expressions with vibrate
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setting on a phone for silent alerts
I switched my phone to vibrate mode during the meeting.
Origin of vibrate
Latin, vibrare (to shake)
Examples of vibrate in a sentence
His voice seemed to vibrate with excitement. The phone began to vibrate on the table. Her voice seemed to vibrate with emotion. His heart vibrated with joy at the reunion. The audience vibrated with anticipation before the concert. He learned to vibrate the strings skillfully.
The violinist can vibrate notes with precision. She used the gadget to vibrate and relax. The product can vibrate to enhance the experience.
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- French:vibrer, résonner, ...
- German:vibrieren, schwingen, ...
- Italian:tremare, risuonare, ...
- Spanish:vibrar, resonar, ...
- Portuguese:vibrar, usar vibrato, ...
- Chinese:震动, 共鸣, ...
- Japanese:振動する, 響く, ...
- Arabic:اِهْتَزَّ, اِهْتَزّ, ...
- Hebrew:לִרְטוֹט, לְרַטֵּט, ...
- Russian:вибрировать, резонировать, ...
- Ukrainian:вібрувати, тремтіти від емоцій, ...
- Hindi:काँपना, गूँजना, ...
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