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Meanings of
tremble
in English
Portuguese
trema
Catalan
estremiment
Spanish
temblor
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To shake nervously, as if from fear.
shake
thrill
shudder
shiver
throb
Portuguese
trema
Usage of
tremble
in English
1
Right after the interchange onto I-95, however, he began to
tremble
badly.
2
His millennium-firmed right hand continued to
tremble
for the next fifteen minutes.
3
The enemy sowed tracts in the night, and the righteous men
tremble
.
4
Observe them closely, and in silence; and you will make them
tremble
.
5
She was silent still; but he felt her hand
tremble
in his.
6
No one speaketh unto me; the frost of solitude maketh me
tremble
.
7
The door began to
tremble
under the blows of the two sailors.
8
He didn't feel guilty when he saw her lower lip
tremble
.
9
She saw Creb's hand
tremble
as he reached for her fur wrap.
10
She turned pale; the hand that held her fork began to
tremble
.
11
The love of a lifetime seemed to
tremble
in those two words.
12
Let its inhabitants
tremble
,
for the day of the Lord is near.
13
The water breaking on the rocks caused the whole cave to
tremble
.
14
They
tremble
on the verge of immanence at the best of times.
15
A week ago, the look in his eyes would've made me
tremble
.
16
Save for whom He pleaseth; and they
tremble
for fear of Him.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
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tremble
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
tremble for
tremble so
tremble again
tremble violently
tremble all
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Translations for
tremble
Portuguese
trema
Catalan
estremiment
tremolor
Spanish
temblor
Tremble
through the time
Tremble
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common