vibrate过去分词

1. vt. & vi. (使)振动; (使)颤动 (cause to) shake continuously and very rapidly with a fine slight movement

1.（使）颤动;(使)振动;(使)抖动
If somethingvibrates or if youvibrate it, it shakes with repeated small, quick movements.

e.g. The ground shook and the cliffs seemed tovibrate...
大地在摇晃，悬崖好像在颤动。
e.g. The noise vibrated the table.
噪音使桌子颤动起来。

1. The bridge vibrated when a heavy truck passed.
   当重型大卡车经过时,这个桥就会震动。
2. The diaphragm vibrates, thus setting the air around it in motion.
   膜片振动,这使得周围的空气也振荡起来。
3. The air in the desert seemed to vibrate in the midday heat.
   沙漠里的空气在正午时刻被热气熏蒸得颤动起来。
4. The leaves were vibrating in the breeze.
   树叶在微风中抖动。
5. Their hearts vibrated to the speaker's stirring appeal.
   他们的心随着演讲人激荡情怀的呼吁而跳动。
6. Her lower lip vibrated.
   她的下唇在抽搐。
7. His voice vibrated with passion.
   他的声音因激动而颤抖。
8. The whole hall was vibrating with excitement.
   整个大厅群情激动。
9. At night, the whole city vibrates with life.
   入夜,整个城市都活跃起来。
10. The engine has stopped vibrating.
    发动机熄火了。

1. A pendulum vibrates seconds.
   钟摆摆动计秒。
2. The different notes of a stringed musical instrument are made by vibrating the strings.
   弦乐器发出不同的音调是使弦振动而产生的。

• Star to star vibrates light.

  出自：Tennyson

1. vibrate的基本意思是“振动”“颤动”,指物体多少有规则的摆动,尤指高频率的周期振动或小振幅的弧形运动,也可指乐器之弦受到弹奏或打击时受到的高频振动。引申可表示“颤动”“跳动”“悸动”。
2. vibrate主要用作不及物动词,也可用作及物动词。用作及物动词时,接名词或代词作宾语。