Word: palpitate
Category: palpitate
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Related words: palpitate
heart palpitate, palpitate definition
Synonyms: palpitate
beat rapidly, pound, throb, pulsate, pulse, thud, thump, hammer, race, tremble, quiver, quake, shake (like a leaf), flutter
Translations: palpitate
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spanish
Translations:
palpitar, palpitan, palpitará, palpitaría
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german
Translations:
zittern, pochen, klopfen, pulsieren
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french
Translations:
palpiter, palpitent, palpite
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italian
Translations:
palpitare, palpita, palpitano, palpito
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portuguese
Translations:
palpitar, palpitam
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dutch
Translations:
trillen, palperen, kloppen van hart
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russian
Translations:
трепетать, пульсировать, биться, дрожать
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swedish
Translations:
palpera, klappa
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finnish
Translations:
hytistä, tykyttää, täristä, hakata, väristä
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czech
Translations:
bušit, tepat, tlouci
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polish
Translations:
bić, kołatać, drgać, pulsować, drżeć, dygotać
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hungarian
Translations:
dobog, lüktet
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turkish
Translations:
pırpır etmek, pırpır, hızlı atmak, hop etmek
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greek
Translations:
πάλλω, πάλλομαι, πάλλεται, πάλλονται, να πάλλεται
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ukrainian
Translations:
тремтіти, пульсувати, битись, битися, дрижати, тріпотіти, трепетати, боятимешся, тремтітиме
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albanian
Translations:
rreh, dridhet
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bulgarian
Translations:
бия, треперя, тупкам, бия неравномерно, разтупвам се
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estonian
Translations:
põksuma, tukslema, palpeerima, puperdama
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croatian
Translations:
kucati, pulsirati, udarati, podrhtavati, lupati, drhtati
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lithuanian
Translations:
plakti, smarkiai plakti, plazdenti, plazdėti, daužytis
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latvian
Translations:
pulsēt, pukstēt
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romanian
Translations:
palpita, palpită, bate, pulsa, tremura
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slovak
Translations:
tepať, tepat
The meaning and "use of": palpitate
verb
- (of the heart) beat rapidly, strongly, or irregularly. - it wakened him in the night with a palpitating heart