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palpitate Verb [-tating, -tated] 1. (of the heart) to beat rapidly 2. to flutter or tremble [Latin palpitare] palpitation n
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Translations palpitate v palpitate [ˈpӕlpiteit] (of the heart) to beat rapidly. vinnig klop يَخْفِق القَلب بِسُرْعَه пулсирам bušit hamre klopfen πάλλομαι (για την καρδιά) palpitar puperdama تند زدن؛ تپیدن tykyttää palpiter לִפעוֹם בִּמהִירוּת धड़कन होना jako kucati,drhtati dobog berdebar-debar slá (óeðlilega) hratt palpitare どうきがする 맥박치다 plakti, tvinkčioti, virpėti ātri sisties; trīsēt; pulsēt berdebar snel kloppen slå raskt, få hjertebank pulsować, bić palpitar a palpita сильно биться búšiť utripati lupati klappa, bulta, pulsera เต้นรัว hızlı hızlı çarpmak 急速跳動 битися, пульсувати دھک دھک کرنا، دھڑکنا đập nhanh 急速跳动 n pl palpiˈtations an attack of rapid beating of the heart. kloppings خَفَقان сърцебиене bušení hjertebanken das Herzklopfen ταχυπαλμία (πληθ.) palpitaciones südamepuperdus تپش قلب sydämentykytys palpitations הַלמוּת הַלֵב धड़कन lupanje srca szívdobogás debaran hjartsláttur; óeðlilega hraður hjartsláttur palpitazioni どうき 동계(動悸) plakimas, virpėjimas paātrināta sirdsdarbība/pulss debaran jantung hartkloppingen hjertebank palpitacja palpitações palpitaţii сильное сердцебиение búšenie razbijanje srca nepravilno kucanje sra hjärtklappning อัตราการเต้นของหัวใจเร็วหรือไม่สม่ำเสมอ yürek çarpması; çarpıntı 心悸 сильне серцебиття دھڑکن، اختلاج قلب đánh trống ngực 心悸 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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They were chatting and laughing very pleasantly together; and--as proves to be often the case, at moments when we ought to palpitate with sensibility--Clifford and Hepzibah bade a final farewell to the abode of their forefathers, with hardly more emotion than if they had made it their arrangement to return thither at tea-time. The thin cotton sleeve fitted the irreproach able roundness of her arm like a skin; and her very dress, stretched on her bust, seemed to palpitate like a living tissue with the strength of vitality ani mating her body. The little school world of Wareham palpitates with excitement when it sees the senior and the junior editors of The Pilot walking together |
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