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单词 tremor
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tremor

The intervention is likely to send tremors through boardrooms.She noticed a slight tremor in his hand.They feel the tremors of the earthquake sooner than anyone else.The first tremor of the ageing process is enough to throw them completely off their games.It has been blamed for causing small tremors.The earth tremors in themselves are not large enough to cause injury or damage buildings.He said a strong tremor woke him and they fled on his motorbike.London had experienced a minor tremor only five years previously.Because we all have a slight tremor.Many people were injured after returning to their homes after the first tremor to search for survivors.Critics argue the process may cause earth tremors and want investment in green energy.It turned out to be a minor tremor.We have seen already how any doubts about Chinese growth can send tremors around the globe.I had a slight tremor of doubt as we arrived.We are feeling small tremors.Many smaller tremors had rattled the area in the months before the quake, which destroyed much of the historic centre of the city.The first symptoms are often stiffness, slow movement and tremors, and sometimes a shuffling walk.Symptoms of the disease include tremors, slow movement and stiff muscles - and it is currently incurable.THE credit crunch has gone from a financial crisis to one sending tremors through the'real' economy.It is similar to a heart pacemaker, sending tiny electrical currents, which in some patients reduces physical tremor and restores control of the limbs.The initial tremor was the strongest to have struck the area in 14 years and strong aftershocks were felt in the hours after the 4.30pm quake.

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tremor

British English: tremor NOUN
A tremor is a small earthquake.
The earthquake sent tremors through the region.
  • American English: tremor
  • Brazilian Portuguese: tremor
  • Chinese: 小地震
  • European Spanish: temblor
  • French: secousse sismiqueN
  • German: Erschütterung
  • Italian: leggera scossa
  • Japanese: 微震
  • Korean: 미진
  • European Portuguese: tremor
  • Latin American Spanish: temblor

(noun) 
Definition
an involuntary shudder or vibration
He felt a tremor in his arm.
Synonyms
shake
blurring of photos caused by camera shake
shaking
tremble
I'll never forget the tremble in his hand.
trembling
shiver
Alice gave a shiver of delight.
quaking
wobble
There was a distinct wobble in her voice when she replied.
quiver
I felt a quiver of panic.
quivering
agitation
Temperature is a measure of agitation of molecules.
vibration
The vibration dislodged the pins from the plane's rudder.
quaver
(noun) 
Definition
a minor earthquake
The minute-long tremor measured 6.8 on the Richter Scale.
Synonyms
earthquake
the catastrophic Mexican earthquake of 1985
shock
quake (informal)
The quake destroyed mud buildings in many remote villages.
tremblor (US, informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of agitation
Temperature is a measure of agitation of molecules.
Synonyms
turbulence,
rocking,
shake,
shaking,
stirring,
stir,
tossing,
disturbance,
upheaval,
churning,
convulsion
in the sense of quake
Definition
an earthquake
The quake destroyed mud buildings in many remote villages.
Synonyms
earthquake,
tremor,
shock
in the sense of quaver
Definition
a tremulous sound or note
Synonyms
trembling,
break,
shake,
sob,
tremble,
throb,
tremor,
quiver,
vibration,
trill,
warble

Synonyms of 'tremor'

tremor

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of quiver
Definition
a shaking or trembling
I felt a quiver of panic.
Synonyms
shake,
tremble,
shiver,
throb,
shudder,
tremor,
spasm,
vibration,
tic,
convulsion,
palpitation,
pulsation
in the sense of shiver
Definition
a tremble caused by cold or fear
Alice gave a shiver of delight.
Synonyms
tremble,
shake,
shudder,
quiver,
thrill,
trembling,
flutter,
tremor,
frisson
in the sense of tremble
Definition
the act or an instance of trembling
I'll never forget the tremble in his hand.
Synonyms
shake,
shiver,
quake (informal),
shudder,
wobble,
tremor,
quiver,
vibration,
oscillation
in the sense of vibration
Definition
a vibrating
The vibration dislodged the pins from the plane's rudder.
Synonyms
shaking,
shake,
trembling,
quake,
quaking,
shudder,
shuddering,
quiver,
oscillation,
judder (informal)
in the sense of wobble
Definition
a wobbling movement or sound
There was a distinct wobble in her voice when she replied.
Synonyms
unsteadiness,
shake,
tremor,
vibration
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