Throb

(v.)

1. (of a part of the body) to feel a series of regular painful movements

（有规律地）抽动；抽痛

e.g. His head throbbed painfully.

他的头一抽一跳地痛。

e.g. My feet were throbbing after the long walk home.

我走了很长的路回家后，双脚阵阵作痛。

2. to beat or sound with a strong, regular rhythm

（强烈有节奏地）跳动，搏动，震响

(syn.) pulsate

e.g. The ship's engines throbbed quietly.

船上的发动机有节奏地轻轻振动。

e.g. a throbbing drumbeat

咚咚的击鼓声

e.g. The blood was trhobbing in my veins.

血液在我的静脉中有节律地涌动着。

e.g. (figurative) His voice was throbbing with emotion.

他的声音激动得颤抖。

(n.)

a strong regular beat; a feeling of pain that you experience as a series of strong beats

（强烈有规律的）跳动；阵阵的疼痛

e.g. the throb of the machines

机器有节奏的颤动

e.g. My headache faded to a dull throbbing.

我的头痛逐渐减轻，后来变得微微抽痛。

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