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Definition of vibrational - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
motionrelated to or characterized by vibration
- The vibrational energy of the molecules was measured.
- The vibrational frequency was too high for comfort.
- They studied the vibrational patterns of the bridge.
Origin of vibrational
Latin, vibrare (to shake)
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geology
vibrational waves traveling through Earth from earthquakes or explosions
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- French:vibrationnel, ...
- German:schwingungsbezogen, ...
- Italian:vibrazionale, ...
- Spanish:vibratorio, ...
- Portuguese:vibracional, ...
- Chinese:振动的, ...
- Japanese:振動の, ...
- Arabic:اهتِزازِي, ...
- Hebrew:רֶטֶטִי, ...
- Russian:вибрационный, ...
- Ukrainian:вібраційний, ...
- Hindi:कंपनीय, ...
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