pulse

US /pʌls/
UK /pʌls/
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pulso

a throbbing of the arteries as blood is propelled through them by the action of the heart, typically felt in the wrist or neck.

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The doctor checked her pulse.
El médico le tomó el pulso.
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His pulse was weak and irregular.
Su pulso era débil e irregular.
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pulso

a single vibration or short burst of sound, light, or electricity.

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The radar emitted a series of short pulses.
El radar emitió una serie de pulsos cortos.
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A light pulse was sent through the fiber optic cable.
Se envió un pulso de luz a través del cable de fibra óptica.
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3.

pulso, ritmo

the rhythmic recurrence of strokes, vibrations, or undulations.

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The city's vibrant pulse never sleeps.
El vibrante pulso de la ciudad nunca duerme.
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She felt the pulse of the crowd.
Ella sintió el pulso de la multitud.
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4.

legumbres

the edible seeds of various leguminous crops (such as peas, beans, or lentils).

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Lentils are a type of pulse.
Las lentejas son un tipo de legumbre.
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Many vegetarian dishes use various pulses as a protein source.
Muchos platos vegetarianos utilizan diversas legumbres como fuente de proteínas.
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1.

pulsar, latir

to beat or throb with a strong, regular rhythm.

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Her heart began to pulse rapidly.
Su corazón comenzó a pulsar rápidamente.
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The music made the speakers pulse with bass.
La música hizo que los altavoces pulsaran con el bajo.
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