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    Temblaban (en. Trembled)

    /temˈβla.βan/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To have an oscillating or vibrating movement.
    His hands shook with nerves before speaking.
    Las manos de él temblaban de nervios antes de hablar.
    To feel unsafe or scared.
    The students trembled with fear when they heard the thunder.
    Los estudiantes temblaban de miedo al escuchar el trueno.
    To experience a physical tremor due to intense emotion.
    She trembled with happiness upon receiving the news.
    Ella temblaba de felicidad al recibir la noticia.
    To have an involuntary movement in the body.
    The elderly sometimes trembled due to health issues.
    Los ancianos a veces temblaban por problemas de salud.

    Etymology

    From the verb temblar, from Latin 'tremulāre'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to shake with fear
    To experience great fear.
    temblar de miedo
    to shake with cold
    To feel chills due to the cold.
    temblar de frío
    to tremble like a leaf
    To have a very noticeable shake due to fear or cold.
    temblar como una hoja

    Related Words

    tremor
    Oscillating or vibrating movement.
    temblor
    tremor
    Involuntary tremor, often related to health.
    tremor

    Slang Meanings

    To have intense fear
    When the lights went out, everyone started to shake.
    Cuando se apagaron las luces, todos empezaron a temblar.
    To be nervous before an important event
    Before the presentation, I shook like jelly.
    Antes de la presentación, temblaba como gelatina.