Estremecerse (en. Shudder)

/es.tre.meˈθeɾ.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To experience a strong emotional or physical impact that causes shaking.

English: He shuddered at the memory of the tragedy.

Se estremeció al recordar la tragedia.

English: To feel an involuntary shiver from cold or fear.

English: I shuddered upon hearing the noise in the dark.

Me estremecí al escuchar el ruido en la oscuridad.

English: To vibrate or shake intensely due to strong emotion.

English: The leader's speech made the crowd shudder.

El discurso del líder hizo estremecerse a la multitud.

English: From the verb 'estremecer', which comes from the Latin 'extremescere'.

English: to shudder with fear

English: To feel great fear that causes trembling.

estremecerse de miedo

English: to shudder with cold

English: To have a physical reaction to low temperatures.

estremecerse de frío

English: to shudder in the face of something

English: To react emotionally to an intense stimulus.

estremecerse ante algo

English: fear

English: Feeling of fear or unease.

temor

English: horror

English: Feeling of intense fear.

horror

English: cold

English: State of subzero temperature or with little warmth.

frío

English: To feel impressed or impacted by something.

English: The video of the accident made me shudder.

El video del accidente me hizo estremecer.

English: To experience extreme fear that causes a physical reaction.

English: When he saw the shadow, he immediately shuddered.

Cuando vio la sombra, se estremeció de inmediato.