Temblorosas (en. Shaky)

/tem.blo.ˈro.sas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
That shakes or presents tremors.
The old woman's tremulous hands showed her nervousness.
Las manos temblorosas de la anciana mostraban su nerviosismo.
Sensitive to emotional or physical changes.
His tremulous voice revealed his anguish.
Su voz temblorosa revelaba su angustia.
That shows symptoms of instability.
The trembling ground indicated the proximity of an earthquake.
El terreno tembloroso indicaba la cercanía de un terremoto.

Etymology

Derived from 'tremor', which comes from the Latin 'tremor'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

tremulous hands
Hands that shake, generally due to nervousness or anxiety.
temblorosas manos
tremulous voice
Voice that trembles due to emotion or fear.
voz temblorosa
tremulous heart
Heart that beats irregularly, normally due to anxiety.
corazón tembloroso

Related Words

to tremble
To move quickly and briefly in a space.
temblar
tremor
Light movement or vibration.
temblor
insecure
Lacking security or stability.
inseguro

Slang Meanings

Used to describe intense emotion.
The singer, tremulous with emotion, went on stage.
La cantante, temblorosa de emoción, subió al escenario.
State of extreme nervousness.
She was so tremulous that she couldn't hold her phone.
Estaba tan temblorosa que no podía sostener su teléfono.