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Tremando

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Tre`man´do
a.1.(Mus.) Trembling; - used as a direction to perform a passage with a general shaking of the whole chord.
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15) And although Rita at first seems quite resolutely unmoved by Levi's advances, he at last manages to make contact with her: "Infine, tremando per l'emozione, infilai il mio braccio sotto il suo.
Chemical contaminations: allegory and alterity in Primo Levi's Il ... by Chang, Natasha V. / Italica
Il protagonista che si reca al palazzo di Circe "carpendo tra le fiere" assume la stessa posa degli altri animali; si mescola tra questi sino a temere che una metamorfosi ferina sia gia in atto: Dietro ale piante de la mia duchessa andando, con le spalle volto al cielo, tra quella turba d'animali spessa, or mi prendeva un caldo ed or un gelo, or le braccia tremando mi cercava s' elle avevan cangiato pelle o pelo.
Il bestiario di Machiavelli, tra emblematica e naturalismo by Arnaudo, Marco / Italica
 
 
 
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