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Pronunciation / Transliteration: zhèndòng
"钟摆的振动非常规律。"
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Movement back and forth at a regular speed.
"The oscillation of the pendulum kept the clock accurate."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Early 18th century: from Latin oscillat- 'swung', from the verb oscillare, from oscillum 'a swing'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Oscillation" is said worldwide
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oscillation
Transliteration: oscillation
"L'oscillation du pendule est régulière."
Schwingung
Transliteration: Schwingung
"Die Schwingung des Pendels war präzise."
oscillazione
Transliteration: oscillazione
"L'oscillazione del pendolo era costante."
oscilación
Transliteration: oscilación
"La oscilación del péndulo es constante."
oscilação
Transliteration: oscilação
"A oscilação do pêndulo foi medida com precisão."
दलन
Transliteration: dalan
"पेंडुलम का दलन नियमित था।"
振动
Transliteration: zhèndòng
"钟摆的振动非常规律。"
진동
Transliteration: jindong
"추의 진동은 규칙적이었다."
振動
Transliteration: shindō
"振り子の振動は規則正しかった。"
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