tremble in Latin
tremble in Latin is tremō — tremble means to shake with quick, small movements, often from cold, fear, weakness, or strong emotion.
tremble in Latin
tremō
What does "tremble" mean?
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verb To shake with quick, small movements, often from cold, fear, weakness, or strong emotion.
"Her hands trembled as she opened the letter."
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noun A shaking or quivering movement.
"There was a tremble in his voice when he said goodbye."
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tremble in a sentence
- Her hands trembled as she opened the letter.
- The old bridge trembled every time a truck crossed it.
- There was a tremble in his voice when he said goodbye.
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What is "tremble" in Latin?
"tremble" in Latin is tremō. tremble means: To shake with quick, small movements, often from cold, fear, weakness, or strong emotion.
How do you use "tremble" in a sentence?
Example: "Her hands trembled as she opened the letter." In Latin, "tremble" is tremō.
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