throb — to beat with a strong, regular rhythm; pulsate
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to beat with a strong, regular rhythm; pulsate
Pronunciation (IPA): /θrɑːb/
Korean meaning: 강하게 규칙적으로 뛰다, 욱신거리다
Korean pronunciation: **쓰**롭
Example Sentences
- After dancing all night, my feet were throbbing like they had their own heartbeat.
- The bass from the neighbor's music made the entire house throb.
- His tooth throbbed so badly that he could practically hear it keeping time like a drummer.
throb
VERB//θrɑːb//
to beat with a strong, regular rhythm; pulsate
to beat with a strong, regular rhythm; pulsate
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Heart may throb, can't sob at the job!
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Origin
중세 영어 'throbben'에서 유래되었으며, 심장이 뛰는 소리를 표현하는 의성어에서 발전한 단어입니다. 고대부터 사람들이 가슴이 뛰는 소리를 흉내내어 만든 자연스러운 단어예요.
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“After dancing all night, my feet were throbbing like they had their own heartbeat.”
“The bass from the neighbor's music made the entire house throb.”
“His tooth throbbed so badly that he could practically hear it keeping time like a drummer.”
“The wound continued to throb for several days after the surgery.”
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