trembling
noun
Definitions of trembling noun
- Countable(可数名词)Uncountable(不可数名词)
An instance of shaking slightly and uncontrollably, often due to fear, anger, excitement, or illness.
颤动；抖动
While speaking, Jo bent down to look at the book, trying to conceal the trembling of her lips.
在说话时，乔弯下腰去看书，试图隐藏她嘴唇的颤抖。
He noticed the trembling in her voice and knew she was frightened.
他注意到她声音中的颤抖，知道她很害怕。
On stage, he could feel the trembling in his legs.
在舞台上，他能感觉到双腿的颤抖。
- Countable(可数名词)Uncountable(不可数名词)
A slight shaking or vibrating movement of the ground or an object.
晃动；抖动
A tremor shook the ground, followed by a distant scream.
一阵震动摇晃了地面，随后传来远处的尖叫声。
The trembling of the house was unsettling after the earthquake.
地震后房子的晃动令人不安。
He could feel the trembling of the car on the rough road.
他能感觉到汽车在崎岖道路上的震动。
adjective
Definitions of trembling adjective
- Before noun(前置形容词)
Characterized by shaking slightly and uncontrollably, often due to fear, anger, excitement, or illness.
颤抖的；抖动的
"I'm so scared," she said in a trembling voice.
「我好害怕，」她用颤抖的声音说道。
He picked up the glass with trembling hands.
他用颤抖的手拿起玻璃杯。
She answered the question in a trembling voice.
她用颤抖的声音回答了问题。
- Before noun(前置形容词)
Describes the state of the ground or an object shaking slightly.
颤动的；微微震动的
Witnesses of the blast reported a fireball and a trembling ground beneath their feet.
爆炸的目击者报告说看到了火球，并感受到脚下的地面在颤抖。
They could feel a slight trembling in the building.
他们能感觉到建筑物轻微的颤动。
The trembling of the old bridge was worrying.
旧桥的颤动令人担忧。