throb

US /θrɑːb/
UK /θrɑːb/
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1.

palpiter, battre, vibrer

to beat or pulsate with a strong, regular rhythm

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His head began to throb with pain.
Sa tête commença à palpiter de douleur.
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The engine continued to throb steadily.
Le moteur continuait à vibrer régulièrement.
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1.

pulsation, battement, vibration

a strong, regular beat or pulsation

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He felt a dull throb in his injured leg.
Il sentit une sourde pulsation dans sa jambe blessée.
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The constant throb of the machinery was deafening.
La vibration constante des machines était assourdissante.
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