palpitate in Bulgarian
palpitate in Bulgarian is бия, пулсирам, треперя — palpitate means of the heart, to beat unusually fast, hard or irregularly, so that you become aware of it.
palpitate in Bulgarian
бия
Pronounced: biya
(intransitive) To beat strongly or rapidly; said especially of the heart.
пулсирам
Pronounced: pulsiram
(intransitive) To beat strongly or rapidly; said especially of the heart.
треперя
Pronounced: treperya
(intransitive) To shake tremulously
What does "palpitate" mean?
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verb Of the heart, to beat unusually fast, hard or irregularly, so that you become aware of it.
"Her heart began to palpitate as soon as she saw the caller ID."
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verb To tremble or quiver, especially with fear or excitement.
"The whole crowd seemed to palpitate as the countdown reached zero."
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palpitate in a sentence
- Her heart began to palpitate as soon as she saw the caller ID.
- Too much caffeine makes his heart palpitate at night.
- The whole crowd seemed to palpitate as the countdown reached zero.
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What is "palpitate" in Bulgarian?
"palpitate" in Bulgarian is бия, пулсирам, треперя. palpitate means: Of the heart, to beat unusually fast, hard or irregularly, so that you become aware of it.
How do you pronounce бия?
"palpitate" in Bulgarian is бия, pronounced "biya".
How do you use "palpitate" in a sentence?
Example: "Her heart began to palpitate as soon as she saw the caller ID." In Bulgarian, "palpitate" is бия, пулсирам, треперя.
Are there other ways to say "palpitate" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "palpitate": бия, пулсирам, треперя.
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