vibrate
v[I, Tn]
1 (cause sth to) move rapidly and continuously backwards and forwards; shake (使某物)振动, 颤动, ?quot;?BR> The whole house vibrates whenever a heavy lorry passes. 重型卡车一经过, 整所房子都震.
2 (cause sth to) resound or quiver with rapid slight variations of pitch (使某物)振动出声或发颤音
The strings of a piano vibrate when the keys are struck. 钢琴的琴键一弹琴弦就振动出声.
His voice vibrated with passion. 他激动得声音发颤.
The trilled `r' is produced by vibrating the tongue against the upper teeth. 发带颤音的r, 舌抬向上齿颤动而成.
You don't keep your word. Why didn't you tell me then? I've been looking forward to it. How can you change your mind at last minute?
你不守信用。为什么那时不告诉我呢?我一直都盼望着它呢。你怎么能在最后时刻改变主意呢?
There are many things to be learnt when you start working.
开始工作时,你有许多东西要学。
It soon became clear that the straight part of the dance changed when the sun's position changed. If the feeding place was toward the sun, the dancer headed straight upward during the straight part of the wagging dance.