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армию
pouls
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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inglés
francés
francés
I. pulse [ingl. brit. pʌls, ingl. am. pəls] SUST.
1. pulse:
pulse ANAT., MED.
his pulse raced
to take/feel sb's pulse
to take the pulse of Europe in the 90s fig.
to have one's finger on the pulse of sth fig.
2. pulse (beat, vibration):
pulse (of music)
pulse (of drums)
3. pulse:
pulse AUDIO, ELECTR., FÍS.
4. pulse:
pulse BOT., GASTR.
II. pulse [ingl. brit. pʌls, ingl. am. pəls] V. intr.
pulse blood:
pulse heart:
pulse modulation SUST.
pulse rate SUST.
pulse rate
pulse jet SUST.
pulse jet
dried fruit, herb, bean, pulse
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
pouls MED., FISIOL.
pulse
prendre/tâter le pouls de qn literal
to take/to feel sb's pulse
pulsation ELECTR., FÍS.
pulse
palpiter veine:
to pulse
impulsion ELECTRÓ., ELECTR., FÍS., TEL.
pulse
to feel sb's pulse
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés
I. pulse1 [pʌls] SUST.
1. pulse (heartbeat):
pulse
to take sb's pulse
2. pulse (single vibration):
pulse
3. pulse (rhythm):
pulse
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to have one's finger on the pulse of sth
II. pulse1 [pʌls] V. intr.
pulse
pulse2 [pʌls] SUST. GASTR.
pulse
erratic pulse
throb pulse, heart
steady breathing, pulse
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
pulse
to take sb's pulse
prendre [ou tâter] le pouls de qn/qc
to take the pulse of sb/sth
his pulse is 80 to the minute
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés
I. pulse1 [pʌls] SUST.
1. pulse (heartbeat):
pulse
to take sb's pulse
2. pulse (single vibration):
pulse
3. pulse (rhythm):
pulse
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to have one's finger on the pulse of sth
II. pulse1 [pʌls] V. intr.
pulse
pulse2 [pʌls] SUST. culin
pulse
erratic pulse
throb pulse, heart
steady breathing, pulse
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
pulse
to take sb's pulse
to take the pulse of sb/sth
his pulse is 80 beats per minute
Present
Ipulse
youpulse
he/she/itpulses
wepulse
youpulse
theypulse
Past
Ipulsed
youpulsed
he/she/itpulsed
wepulsed
youpulsed
theypulsed
Present Perfect
Ihavepulsed
youhavepulsed
he/she/ithaspulsed
wehavepulsed
youhavepulsed
theyhavepulsed
Past Perfect
Ihadpulsed
youhadpulsed
he/she/ithadpulsed
wehadpulsed
youhadpulsed
theyhadpulsed
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Watching them, we may feel art history throbbing within like some living organism.
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He has also been labeled a heart throb and a teen dream.
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War flares up throughout the country, voodoo drums throb through the night, and white faces are none too popular.
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His striking good looks make him quite the heart throb among his many fans.
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It's more about the enormous unrealized fears and angers that throb beneath the surfaces of their lives.
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