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    Temblorosa (en. Trembling)

    /tem.bloˈro.sa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That presents tremor or irregular movement.
    Her trembling voice betrayed her nervousness.
    Su voz temblorosa delataba su nerviosismo.
    That has a trembling movement.
    The lamp, trembling from the wind, cast unsettling shadows.
    La lámpara, temblorosa por el viento, emitía sombras inquietantes.
    Refers to a person who trembles due to fear or emotion.
    The girl was trembling at the news.
    La niña estaba temblorosa ante la noticia.

    Etymology

    Derives from 'tremor', which comes from Latin 'tremorem'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    trembling with fear
    State of someone who trembles out of fear.
    temblorosa de miedo
    trembling voice
    Voice that reflects nervousness or intense emotion.
    voz temblorosa
    trembling hand
    Hand that trembles, generally due to nervousness.
    mano temblorosa

    Related Words

    tremble
    To move irregularly or shake.
    temblar
    tremor
    Movement of a part of the body or an object that is agitated.
    temblor
    restlessness
    State of unrest or nervousness.
    inquietud

    Slang Meanings

    To be afraid or to be nervous.
    She was so trembling that she couldn't speak.
    Estaba tan temblorosa que no pudo hablar.
    To show insecurity.
    Her trembling attitude in the meeting did not go unnoticed.
    Su actitud temblorosa en la reunión no pasó desapercibida.