vibrate in Italian
vibrate in Italian is vibrare — vibrate means to shake with small, rapid back-and-forth movements.
vibrate in Italian
vibrare
(intransitive) To shake with small, rapid movements to and fro.
What does "vibrate" mean?
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verb To shake with small, rapid back-and-forth movements.
"The whole table vibrated when the truck drove past."
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verb To resonate or produce a trembling sound.
"The bass made the windows vibrate."
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vibrate in a sentence
- The whole table vibrated when the truck drove past.
- Her phone vibrated in her pocket during the meeting.
- The bass made the windows vibrate.
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What is "vibrate" in Italian?
"vibrate" in Italian is vibrare. vibrate means: To shake with small, rapid back-and-forth movements.
How do you use "vibrate" in a sentence?
Example: "The whole table vibrated when the truck drove past." In Italian, "vibrate" is vibrare.
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