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    Pulso (en. Pulse)

    /ˈpul.so/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Regular rhythm or heartbeat that can be felt in the arteries.
    The doctor took the patient's pulse to check their health.
    El doctor tomó el pulso del paciente para verificar su salud.
    Impulse or energy that is transmitted in an action.
    The pulse of the music encouraged everyone to dance.
    El pulso de la música animó a todos a bailar.
    Sensation of vibration or movement in a more abstract context.
    I felt the pulse of the city during the party.
    Sentí el pulso de la ciudad durante la fiesta.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'pulsus', meaning blow or heartbeat.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    soft pulse
    Refers to a pulse that is difficult to detect, indicative of a state of weakness.
    pulso suave
    take the pulse
    To measure the heart rate.
    tomar el pulso
    firm pulse
    Refers to a pulse that is strong and regular.
    pulso firme

    Related Words

    palpitation
    Fast or irregular heartbeat.
    palpitación
    rhythm
    Regular pattern of movement or sound.
    ritmo
    heartbeat
    Beat or pulsation of the heart.
    latido

    Slang Meanings

    Intense emotional state
    My pulse is racing from the excitement of the concert.
    Tengo el pulso a mil por la emoción del concierto.
    Tension or nervousness
    My pulse quickens when I'm at an interview.
    El pulso se me acelera cuando estoy en una entrevista.