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    Trémulo (en. Trembling)

    /ˈtremulo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to something that shakes or moves irregularly.
    Her voice was tremulous due to nervousness.
    Su voz era trémula por el nerviosismo.
    Describes a person who shows insecurity or fear.
    The tremulous speech of the speaker left the audience uneasy.
    El trémulo discurso del orador dejó a la audiencia inquieta.
    Indicates a state of intense emotion or anxiety.
    He was tremulous with emotion upon receiving the news.
    Estaba trémulo de emoción al recibir la noticia.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'tremulus', meaning 'to tremble'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    tremulous voice
    Voice trembling due to emotion or fear.
    voz trémula
    tremulous gaze
    Gaze that denotes insecurity or nervousness.
    mirada trémula
    tremulous steps
    Uncertain or hesitating steps.
    pasos trémulos

    Related Words

    tremor
    Oscillating movement that can be involuntary.
    temblor
    insecurity
    Lack of certainty or self-confidence.
    inseguridad
    vibration
    Rapid and repeated movement of an object.
    vibración

    Slang Meanings

    To be scared or nervous.
    I was tremulous before going on stage.
    Estaba trémulo antes de salir a escena.
    To feel insecure in a situation.
    I felt tremulous in that important meeting.
    Me sentí trémulo en esa reunión importante.