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    Trémulas (en. Trembling)

    /ˈtɾemulas/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That trembles or is in a state of shaking.
    Her hands were tremulous from the cold.
    Sus manos estaban trémulas por el frío.
    Uncertain or showing fear.
    Her voice was tremulous when she spoke in front of the audience.
    Su voz era trémula cuando habló ante el público.
    That presents a vibration or light movement.
    The sound was tremulous and almost inaudible.
    El sonido era trémula y casi inaudible.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'tremulus', which means trembling.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    tremulous hands
    hands that tremble, usually due to nerves or cold.
    manos trémulas
    tremulous voice
    voice that trembles, often due to emotion or fear.
    voz trémula

    Related Words

    tremor
    Periodic movement of vibration.
    temblor
    tremor
    Involuntary tremor, often associated with emotional instability.
    tremor

    Slang Meanings

    Uncertain in a situation
    She was very tremulous when she showed up for the interview.
    Estaba muy trémula cuando se presentó para la entrevista.
    Vibrant or full of energy
    The music had a tremulous rhythm that made everyone dance.
    La música tenía un ritmo trémulo que hacía bailar a todos.