Vibración (en. Vibration)

/biβɾaˈθjon/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Movement that occurs in a body due to forces affecting its position.

The vibration of her phone indicated that she had a message.

La vibración de su teléfono le indicó que tenía un mensaje.

Propagation of waves in a medium.

The vibration of sound is transmitted through the air.

La vibración del sonido se transmite a través del aire.

Physical sensation caused by oscillations.

I felt a strong vibration when the train passed by.

Sentí una fuerte vibración cuando pasaba el tren.

From Latin 'vibratio', meaning 'tremor' or 'oscillation'.

positive vibration

Feeling or experience that generates well-being and joy.

vibración positiva

to be in tune

Feeling aligned or compatible with a person or situation, often associated with good vibes.

estar en sintonía

negative vibrations

Sensation of discomfort or distrust in a situation or person.

vibraciones negativas

to vibrate

Moving quickly back and forth.

vibrar

to oscillate

Moving or varying in a pattern or around a point.

oscilar

resonance

Phenomenon that occurs when a vibrating body produces a vibration in another body.

resonancia

good vibes

That party had a lot of vibration, I felt good vibes the whole time.

Esa fiesta tuvo mucha vibración, me sentí en buena onda todo el tiempo.

flow

When I'm with my friends, everything flows and there's a good vibe.

Cuando estoy con mis amigos, todo fluye y hay una buena vibración.