pulsate

• vi. 搏动；悸动；有规律地跳动

1. expand and contract rhythmically; beat rhythmically;

"The baby's heart was pulsating again after the surgeon massaged it"

2. move with or as if with a regular alternating motion;

"the city pulsated with music and excitement"

3. produce or modulate (as electromagnetic waves) in the form of short bursts or pulses or cause an apparatus to produce pulses;

"pulse waves"

"a transmitter pulsed by an electronic tube"

pulsating rhythms

均匀的节奏

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a pulsating headache

阵阵的头痛

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Lights were pulsating in the sky.

天空有闪烁的光。

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a pulsating game

令人兴奋的游戏

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The streets were pulsating with life.

街上生机勃勃。

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...a star that pulsates.

一颗脉动的恒星

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...a pulsating blood vessel.

搏动着的血管

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Pulsate us have fob price for Ms. Plate.

请报钢板FOB价格.

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We could see the blood vessels in his temple pulsate as he became more angry.

我们可以看到血管搏动他的庙宇,他变得更加愤怒.

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Hues of purplish, rose and amber begin to pulsate in the sky.

淡紫色的 、 玫瑰色的和琥珀色的色调开始在天空中微微颤动起来.

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I felt my heart pulsate with the aftershock.

我感觉到自己的心和余震在一起震动!

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When ABS is activated, the driver feels the brake pedal pulsate gently.

当激活abs系统时, 驾驶员踩制动踏板有轻微的脉动的感觉.

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Building facades pulsate with millions of lights and glowing neon display.

在千万灯光和霓虹灯的照耀下,建筑物的外墙规律地闪动着.

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The rapider velocity of CCA walls pulsate was, the better elasticity was.

其中速度指标和弹性关系最密切,最能代表弹性, 壁运动速度越快弹性越好.

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The air seemed to pulsate with the bright light.

空气似乎随着亮光而颤动.

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来自pulse,脉搏，脉冲，-ate,使。

1. Hues of purplish, rose and amber begin to pulsate in the sky.

淡紫色的 、 玫瑰色的和琥珀色的色调开始在天空中微微颤动起来.

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2. When ABS is activated, the driver feels the brake pedal pulsate gently.

当激活abs系统时, 驾驶员踩制动踏板有轻微的脉动的感觉.

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3. Building facades pulsate with millions of lights and glowing neon display.

在千万灯光和霓虹灯的照耀下,建筑物的外墙规律地闪动着.

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4. The rapider velocity of CCA walls pulsate was, the better elasticity was.

其中速度指标和弹性关系最密切,最能代表弹性, 壁运动速度越快弹性越好.

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5. The air seemed to pulsate with the bright light.

空气似乎随着亮光而颤动.

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pulsate (v.)

1741, back-formation from pulsation, from Latin pulsatus, past participle of pulsare "to beat against, strike upon" (see pulsation). Related: Pulsated; pulsating; pulsatile.