Tremblements (en. Tremors)

/tʁɑ̃.blə.mɑ̃/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

Jerky and erratic movements, often associated with physiological or emotional conditions.

Hand tremors can be a symptom of stress.

Les tremblements des mains peuvent être un symptôme de stress.

Vibrations caused by natural phenomena, such as earthquakes.

Earthquakes can cause significant damage.

Les tremblements de terre peuvent provoquer des dégâts considérables.

Oscillations of calmness or anxiety.

She felt tremors in her voice when speaking in public.

Elle ressentait des tremblements dans sa voix en parlant en public.

From the verb 'to tremble', derived from the Latin 'tremulare'.

earthquakes

Refers to ground movements caused by tectonic forces.

tremblements de terre

to have tremors

Means to be nervous or anxious, often used to describe a stressful situation.

avoir des tremblements

involuntary tremors

Denotes physical tremors that are not under the control of the person.

tremblements involontaires

to tremble

Verb meaning to move quickly and irregularly.

trembler

trembling

Adjective describing something that shakes or is in motion.

tremblant

quiver

A light and rapid movement, often imperceptible.

frémissement

A state of nervousness or panic.

He had tremors before taking his exam.

Il avait des tremblements avant de passer son examen.

An involuntary movement linked to a strong emotion.

The tremors of his body reflected his intense fear.

Les tremblements de son corps reflétaient sa peur intense.