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to vibrate
01
vibrer, trembler
to move rapidly back and forth or up and down with small movements
Intransitive
Exemples
The tuning fork vibrated, producing a pure and consistent tone.
Le diapason vibrait, produisant un ton pur et constant.
02
vibrer, osciller
to oscillate or swing back and forth, typically in a regular or rhythmic manner
Intransitive
Exemples
The swing 's chains rattled as the children excitedly caused the seat to vibrate back and forth.
Les chaînes de la balançoire cliquetaient alors que les enfants faisaient vibrer le siège d'avant en arrière avec excitation.
03
vibrer, résonner
to experience a sudden and powerful surge of sensation or emotion that resonates within oneself
Intransitive: to vibrate with a sensation
Exemples
The powerful speech by the activist made the crowd vibrate with a shared sense of determination.
Le discours puissant de l'activiste a fait vibrer la foule avec un sentiment partagé de détermination.
04
vibrer, résonner
to produce or emit a continuous or prolonged sound that resonates
Intransitive
Exemples
The thunder rumbled in the distance, its deep sound vibrating in the air.
Le tonnerre a grondé dans le lointain, son son profond vibrant dans l'air.
05
hésiter, osciller
to be uncertain or indecisive, oscillating between conflicting positions or courses of action
Intransitive: to vibrate between two things | to vibrate on sth
Exemples
The student vibrated between studying abroad and staying close to home for their college education.
L'étudiant oscillait entre étudier à l'étranger et rester près de chez lui pour ses études universitaires.
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