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throb
UK //θrɒb//US //θrɑːb//
词源
源自中古英语 throbben（跳动），可能与古诺尔斯语 þrofa（膨胀）同源，最早记录于14世纪。
verb
❶ 指身体部位有规律地跳动或抽痛，通常因受伤、发炎或强烈情绪引起，如太阳穴突突跳或心脏剧烈跳动。
“My head was throbbing after the loud concert.”
（喧闹的音乐会后，我的头一跳一跳地疼。）
“Her thumb throbbed where she had hit it with the hammer.”
（她被锤子砸到的大拇指阵阵抽痛。）
❶ 形容物体持续有力地振动或发出低沉声响，如机器运转或音乐重低音。
“The ship's engine throbbed rhythmically below deck.”
（甲板下的船发动机有规律地震动着。）
“We could feel the bass line throbbing through the walls.”
（我们能感觉到低音旋律穿透墙壁震动。）
同义词:pulse, pound, beat, vibrate, palpitate
noun
❶ 指有规律的跳动感或抽痛感，通常描述身体部位或机械振动。
“She felt a dull throb in her ankle after the fall.”
（摔倒后她的脚踝感到隐隐抽痛。）
“The throb of the bass drum echoed through the stadium.”
（低音鼓的震动声在体育场内回荡。）
同义词:pulsation, beating, vibration, rhythm
常见短语
throb with pain — 形容某部位因受伤或疾病而持续抽痛，强调疼痛的节奏感。
“His sprained wrist throbbed with pain every time he moved it.”
（每次活动时，他扭伤的手腕都一阵阵抽痛。）
throb with life — 比喻某个地方充满活力或能量，常用于描述热闹的场所。
“The marketplace throbbed with life as vendors shouted their prices.”
（集市里商贩的吆喝声此起彼伏，充满生机。）