1.(因恐惧,寒冷,愤怒等)打颤; 颤抖; 哆嗦; 发抖
2.颤抖; 颤动; 震动
3.焦虑; 担忧
1.战栗
1.to shake with slight movements, continuously and uncontrollably, e.g. from fear, cold, or anger
2.to shake or vibrate as a result of an external force
3.to be afraid or anxious about sth.
1.a shaking, vibration, or quivering, usually singular
1.Our palms sweated , we might have been short of breath, and filled with trembling knees, nausea, a stomachache, and a rapid heartbeat.
我们的手心会出汗，我们可能还会呼吸困难、两膝发软、恶心、肚子痛、心跳加快。
2.The emotions of that day had turned the nun into a woman once more. She had wept, and she was trembling.
这修女经过这一天的激动，又变成妇女了，她痛哭过一阵，现在还发抖。
3.Trembling seized them there, pain like that of a woman in labor.
他们在那里被战兢疼痛抓住，好像产难的妇人一样。
4.And he stood to pick it up with trembling hands. And as he read the childish writing, the old man began to cry.
他用颤抖的双手捡起了纸条，当他读着纸上稚嫩的笔迹时，泪水不禁掉了下来。
5.And he was trembling, his eyes closed as if he was too frightened to watch death coming closer every second.
他正在发抖，他紧闭双眼，就好像他太害怕看到死亡渐渐逼近。
6."I cannot describe how terrible I feel that I didn't buy that for her, " he said, his voice trembling.
“我无法形容没有给她买这件衣服的糟糕感受，”他声音颤抖地说。
7.She was like a narcissus tremblIng In the wInd.
她像一株在风中摇动的水仙。
8.Qinghe had come to say sorry to Hongfei for her mother, but then she could not control her trembling teeth and lips. She nearly broke down.
青河原本是要请求红飞原谅她妈妈来学校闹事，可是此时她上下牙控制不住地敲打，嘴唇发抖，她真的有点崩溃了。
9.His hands were trembling slightly, and he seemed to have problems keeping a grip on the handlebars.
他的两只手都在微微颤抖，好像扶不稳车把。
10.he walked out of the gardens , quite forgetting poor little fanny , who came trembling behind him with her mother and the stately costigan.
他向游乐场外面走去，完全忘记了可怜的小芬妮，她浑身哆嗦，与她的母亲和神气活现的科斯蒂根一起，跟在他的后面。