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Перевод: throb

[существительное]
биение; пульсация ; волнение; трепет ;
[глагол]
сильно биться; сильно пульсировать; трепетать; волноваться

Тезаурус:

1. away, a tightening throb when fucked.
2. She moved fast down river, the comforting throb of her engines arrowing out wash to be broken on each bank side.
3. When petrushka is left alone in his room, his cries dominate the stage both musically and choreographically because the incessant throb is not heard.
4. After that the solid throb of their engines and the thrill of seeing them skim to a halt on the waters of Poole Harbour were mere memories, although they continued to give excellent service in other parts of the world and a travel company has recently introduced a nostalgic flying-boat holiday across Africa on the route once used by Imperial Airways.
5. But I knocked you to the floor, and the blow was so hard that it made my hand throb for hours afterwards.
6. He was then a major TV heart throb as one half of the super-cop duo in Starsky and Hutch .
7. Out from the New Barnet footbridge comes the Deltic, the throb of the Napier engines very reassuring, it seems.
8. He is closer to the true core of our being than our own heart throb, nearer to us than our own presence.
9. Its tilt and thrust, throb, full of veins, the purpled plum-like head.
10. Scars throb, pain brings blood to her head and her great paws close on the knife.
11. Now I could hear the throb of impatience in his voice as he waited for the curtain to go up.
12. APPEALING to instincts other than, perhaps, raw politics, the Labour party will wheel out the "heart throb" actor Alan Rickman (above left) in Chelsea on Thursday to boost the chances of its candidate, Rima Horton.
13. The Old Rectory was too far inland for her to hear the crash of the waves but the smell and the throb of the sea were always present.