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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesvibrer
Pronunciation / Transliteration: vibrer
"Le téléphone a vibré sur la table."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To move or cause to move continuously and rapidly back and forth.
"The phone vibrated on the table, alerting her to a new message." - 2
To produce a sound or sensation through rapid movement.
"The loudspeaker vibrated, filling the room with music."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'vibrate' originates from the Latin 'vibratus', the past participle of 'vibrare', meaning 'to shake or move to and fro'. It entered the English language in the early 17th century, reflecting the action of oscillating or moving rapidly back and forth.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Vibrate" is said worldwide
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vibrer
Transliteration: vibrer
"Le téléphone a vibré sur la table."
vibrieren
Transliteration: vibrieren
"Das Telefon vibrierte auf dem Tisch."
vibrare
Transliteration: vibrare
"Il telefono ha vibrato sul tavolo."
vibrar
Transliteration: vibrar
"El teléfono vibró sobre la mesa."
vibrar
Transliteration: vibrar
"O telefone vibrou na mesa."
कंपन करना
Transliteration: kampan karna
"फोन मेज पर कंपन कर रहा था।"
震动
Transliteration: zhèndòng
"手机在桌子上震动。"
진동하다
Transliteration: jindonghada
"전화가 테이블 위에서 진동했다."
振動する
Transliteration: shindō suru
"電話がテーブルの上で振動した。"
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