vibrate
v[I, Tn]
1 (cause sth to) move rapidly and continuously backwards and forwards; shake (使某物)振动, 颤动, ?quot;?BR> The whole house vibrates whenever a heavy lorry passes. 重型卡车一经过, 整所房子都震.
2 (cause sth to) resound or quiver with rapid slight variations of pitch (使某物)振动出声或发颤音
The strings of a piano vibrate when the keys are struck. 钢琴的琴键一弹琴弦就振动出声.
His voice vibrated with passion. 他激动得声音发颤.
The trilled `r' is produced by vibrating the tongue against the upper teeth. 发带颤音的r, 舌抬向上齿颤动而成.
OK. Our plan is to produce an advertisement for this famous computer which is supplied by one of China's biggest computer producers-Legend Computer Group Corporation. Any ideas?
This is one example of a part-time job leading to greater things.
这是兼职工作通向更大事业的一个例子。
Even before India won independence from its British rulers, it was clear that Gandhi was the key figure and leader in the struggle of 380 million Indians to govern themselves.