Pesquisar
to vibrate
01
vibrar, tremular
to move rapidly back and forth or up and down with small movements
Intransitive
02
vibrar, oscilaar
to oscillate or swing back and forth, typically in a regular or rhythmic manner
Intransitive
03
vibrar, ressoar
to experience a sudden and powerful surge of sensation or emotion that resonates within oneself
Intransitive: to vibrate with a sensation
04
vibrar, ressoar
to produce or emit a continuous or prolonged sound that resonates
Intransitive
05
vacilar, oscilar
to be uncertain or indecisive, oscillating between conflicting positions or courses of action
Intransitive: to vibrate between two things | to vibrate on sth
vibrate
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vibr
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vibration
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vibration
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vibrator
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vibrator
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vibratory
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vibratory
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Exemplo
The car's engine caused the steering wheel to vibrate slightly.
The bass guitar strings vibrated, creating a deep and resonant sound.
The hummingbird's wings vibrated rapidly as it hovered near the flower.
The tuning fork vibrated, producing a pure and consistent tone.
The phone vibrated on the table, indicating an incoming call or message.
