Definition of palpitate in English:

palpitate

verb ˈpalpɪteɪtˈpælpəˌteɪt

1often as adjective palpitatingno object (of the heart) beat rapidly, strongly, or irregularly.
（心脏）急速跳动；剧烈跳动；不规则地跳动
drink wakened him in the night with a palpitating heart
Example sentencesExamples
- Her mind was racing with guilt, her heart was palpitating with expectation and desire for this stranger called Marcus.
- His heart was palpitating more than usual, but it wasn't due to his fear.
- His heart palpitated as he inwardly started to panic.
- I slipped out of the school gates, my heart palpitating rapidly yet I could hear every individual beat of my heart, echoing in my head.
- She could almost hear his own heart palpitating wildly in his chest, and without knowing it, she put her hand over his heart to feel it.
- Once upon a time in Carlow the prospect of this particular Limerick team coming up for a qualifier would have sent knees buckling and hearts palpitating.
- One's heart palpitated for the duo whilst feeling their pain when their bodies - hands, feet and all - pressed against one another in uncomfortable maneuverings.
- She could feel her heart palpitating as she remained seated there.
- Apparently, we are more tolerant - our blood pressures don't go up, our hearts don't palpitate and our kids can't be traumatized.
- Then, she left the car and entered the hotel, her heart palpitating.
- She sat bolt upright in bed, her heart palpitating quickly and her breathing in a frantic state.
- My heart would palpitate and sweat glands shift into overdrive.
- It seemed to take an eternity to reach the landing, and her heart palpitated with self-consciousness.
- Where I live, there are lots of folks palpitating at 325 beats a minute.
- My heart palpitated and the air stopped in my lungs.
- My heart sometimes palpitates when I am startled or sometimes when I bend forward.
- While other organs might fill with blood, the heart palpitates, contracts, squeezes and pumps fluids.
- THERE I was, heart palpitating after Laois minors' injury time equaliser against Westmeath in Croke Park last Sunday, but still there was work to be done.
- Her heart was still palpitating like that of a bird.
- Hearts palpitating, ears magnifying the smallest sound, they stealthily waded across the river.
Synonyms
beat rapidly, pound, throb, pulsate, pulse, thud, thump, hammer, flutter, pitter-patter, go pit-a-pat, quiver, pump, race, pant, thrill
rare quop
2Shake; tremble.
颤抖
she was palpitating with terror
她吓得发抖。
Example sentencesExamples
- She palpitates visibly, and retires to the photocopier.
- So, everyone from palpitating fans to scribes will have to wait till the designated launch day to actually get to see the book, which is said to have an orange cover.
- And why had so many teenage girls screamed and palpitated at the very thought of The Rolling Stones throughout the ‘sixties?
- Viro squeezed harder, his massive fingers digging into the man's throat; his windpipe broke and his head palpitated, turning reddish, then purple.
- They positively palpitate at dramatic accounts of unbelievers crying out for sacraments, or trembling with terror as the demons drag them into the inferno.
- As grandmas go into palpitating convulsions of disbelief, and all of contemporary society looks down at me from their pedestals of purity, let me just state that I'm not average.
- An impressionable, palpitating creature was Ella, shrinking humanely from detailed knowledge of her husband's trade whenever she reflected that everything he manufactured had for its purpose the destruction of life.
- Anyone wondering why people palpitate over the exploitation genre will have a hard time finding such excitement incentives here.
Synonyms
tremble, quiver, quake, shake, shake like a leaf, shiver, shudder
rare quave

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin palpitat- 'patted', from the verb palpitare, frequentative of palpare 'touch gently'.

Definition of palpitate in US English:

palpitate

verbˈpælpəˌteɪtˈpalpəˌtāt

[no object]often as adjective palpitating

1(of the heart) beat rapidly, strongly, or irregularly.
（心脏）急速跳动；剧烈跳动；不规则地跳动
it wakened him in the night with a palpitating heart
Example sentencesExamples
- Her mind was racing with guilt, her heart was palpitating with expectation and desire for this stranger called Marcus.
- Then, she left the car and entered the hotel, her heart palpitating.
- His heart palpitated as he inwardly started to panic.
- Where I live, there are lots of folks palpitating at 325 beats a minute.
- His heart was palpitating more than usual, but it wasn't due to his fear.
- She could feel her heart palpitating as she remained seated there.
- She sat bolt upright in bed, her heart palpitating quickly and her breathing in a frantic state.
- It seemed to take an eternity to reach the landing, and her heart palpitated with self-consciousness.
- Her heart was still palpitating like that of a bird.
- One's heart palpitated for the duo whilst feeling their pain when their bodies - hands, feet and all - pressed against one another in uncomfortable maneuverings.
- My heart sometimes palpitates when I am startled or sometimes when I bend forward.
- My heart palpitated and the air stopped in my lungs.
- While other organs might fill with blood, the heart palpitates, contracts, squeezes and pumps fluids.
- THERE I was, heart palpitating after Laois minors' injury time equaliser against Westmeath in Croke Park last Sunday, but still there was work to be done.
- Once upon a time in Carlow the prospect of this particular Limerick team coming up for a qualifier would have sent knees buckling and hearts palpitating.
- Hearts palpitating, ears magnifying the smallest sound, they stealthily waded across the river.
- My heart would palpitate and sweat glands shift into overdrive.
- She could almost hear his own heart palpitating wildly in his chest, and without knowing it, she put her hand over his heart to feel it.
- I slipped out of the school gates, my heart palpitating rapidly yet I could hear every individual beat of my heart, echoing in my head.
- Apparently, we are more tolerant - our blood pressures don't go up, our hearts don't palpitate and our kids can't be traumatized.
Synonyms
beat rapidly, pound, throb, pulsate, pulse, thud, thump, hammer, flutter, pitter-patter, go pit-a-pat, quiver, pump, race, pant, thrill
1. 1.1 Shake; tremble.
  颤抖
  she was palpitating with terror
  她吓得发抖。
  Example sentencesExamples
  They positively palpitate at dramatic accounts of unbelievers crying out for sacraments, or trembling with terror as the demons drag them into the inferno.
  So, everyone from palpitating fans to scribes will have to wait till the designated launch day to actually get to see the book, which is said to have an orange cover.
  Viro squeezed harder, his massive fingers digging into the man's throat; his windpipe broke and his head palpitated, turning reddish, then purple.
  Anyone wondering why people palpitate over the exploitation genre will have a hard time finding such excitement incentives here.
  She palpitates visibly, and retires to the photocopier.
  As grandmas go into palpitating convulsions of disbelief, and all of contemporary society looks down at me from their pedestals of purity, let me just state that I'm not average.
  An impressionable, palpitating creature was Ella, shrinking humanely from detailed knowledge of her husband's trade whenever she reflected that everything he manufactured had for its purpose the destruction of life.
  And why had so many teenage girls screamed and palpitated at the very thought of The Rolling Stones throughout the ‘sixties?
  Synonyms
  tremble, quiver, quake, shake, shake like a leaf, shiver, shudder

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin palpitat- ‘patted’, from the verb palpitare, frequentative of palpare ‘touch gently’.

单词	palpitate
释义	Definition of palpitate in English: palpitate verb ˈpalpɪteɪtˈpælpəˌteɪt 1often as adjective palpitatingno object (of the heart) beat rapidly, strongly, or irregularly. （心脏）急速跳动；剧烈跳动；不规则地跳动 drink wakened him in the night with a palpitating heart Example sentencesExamples Her mind was racing with guilt, her heart was palpitating with expectation and desire for this stranger called Marcus. His heart was palpitating more than usual, but it wasn't due to his fear. His heart palpitated as he inwardly started to panic. I slipped out of the school gates, my heart palpitating rapidly yet I could hear every individual beat of my heart, echoing in my head. She could almost hear his own heart palpitating wildly in his chest, and without knowing it, she put her hand over his heart to feel it. Once upon a time in Carlow the prospect of this particular Limerick team coming up for a qualifier would have sent knees buckling and hearts palpitating. One's heart palpitated for the duo whilst feeling their pain when their bodies - hands, feet and all - pressed against one another in uncomfortable maneuverings. She could feel her heart palpitating as she remained seated there. Apparently, we are more tolerant - our blood pressures don't go up, our hearts don't palpitate and our kids can't be traumatized. Then, she left the car and entered the hotel, her heart palpitating. She sat bolt upright in bed, her heart palpitating quickly and her breathing in a frantic state. My heart would palpitate and sweat glands shift into overdrive. It seemed to take an eternity to reach the landing, and her heart palpitated with self-consciousness. Where I live, there are lots of folks palpitating at 325 beats a minute. My heart palpitated and the air stopped in my lungs. My heart sometimes palpitates when I am startled or sometimes when I bend forward. While other organs might fill with blood, the heart palpitates, contracts, squeezes and pumps fluids. THERE I was, heart palpitating after Laois minors' injury time equaliser against Westmeath in Croke Park last Sunday, but still there was work to be done. Her heart was still palpitating like that of a bird. Hearts palpitating, ears magnifying the smallest sound, they stealthily waded across the river. Synonyms beat rapidly, pound, throb, pulsate, pulse, thud, thump, hammer, flutter, pitter-patter, go pit-a-pat, quiver, pump, race, pant, thrill rare quop 2Shake; tremble. 颤抖 she was palpitating with terror 她吓得发抖。 Example sentencesExamples She palpitates visibly, and retires to the photocopier. So, everyone from palpitating fans to scribes will have to wait till the designated launch day to actually get to see the book, which is said to have an orange cover. And why had so many teenage girls screamed and palpitated at the very thought of The Rolling Stones throughout the ‘sixties? Viro squeezed harder, his massive fingers digging into the man's throat; his windpipe broke and his head palpitated, turning reddish, then purple. They positively palpitate at dramatic accounts of unbelievers crying out for sacraments, or trembling with terror as the demons drag them into the inferno. As grandmas go into palpitating convulsions of disbelief, and all of contemporary society looks down at me from their pedestals of purity, let me just state that I'm not average. An impressionable, palpitating creature was Ella, shrinking humanely from detailed knowledge of her husband's trade whenever she reflected that everything he manufactured had for its purpose the destruction of life. Anyone wondering why people palpitate over the exploitation genre will have a hard time finding such excitement incentives here. Synonyms tremble, quiver, quake, shake, shake like a leaf, shiver, shudder rare quave Origin Early 17th century: from Latin palpitat- 'patted', from the verb palpitare, frequentative of palpare 'touch gently'. Definition of palpitate in US English: palpitate verbˈpælpəˌteɪtˈpalpəˌtāt [no object]often as adjective palpitating 1(of the heart) beat rapidly, strongly, or irregularly. （心脏）急速跳动；剧烈跳动；不规则地跳动 it wakened him in the night with a palpitating heart Example sentencesExamples Her mind was racing with guilt, her heart was palpitating with expectation and desire for this stranger called Marcus. Then, she left the car and entered the hotel, her heart palpitating. His heart palpitated as he inwardly started to panic. Where I live, there are lots of folks palpitating at 325 beats a minute. His heart was palpitating more than usual, but it wasn't due to his fear. She could feel her heart palpitating as she remained seated there. She sat bolt upright in bed, her heart palpitating quickly and her breathing in a frantic state. It seemed to take an eternity to reach the landing, and her heart palpitated with self-consciousness. Her heart was still palpitating like that of a bird. One's heart palpitated for the duo whilst feeling their pain when their bodies - hands, feet and all - pressed against one another in uncomfortable maneuverings. My heart sometimes palpitates when I am startled or sometimes when I bend forward. My heart palpitated and the air stopped in my lungs. While other organs might fill with blood, the heart palpitates, contracts, squeezes and pumps fluids. THERE I was, heart palpitating after Laois minors' injury time equaliser against Westmeath in Croke Park last Sunday, but still there was work to be done. Once upon a time in Carlow the prospect of this particular Limerick team coming up for a qualifier would have sent knees buckling and hearts palpitating. Hearts palpitating, ears magnifying the smallest sound, they stealthily waded across the river. My heart would palpitate and sweat glands shift into overdrive. She could almost hear his own heart palpitating wildly in his chest, and without knowing it, she put her hand over his heart to feel it. I slipped out of the school gates, my heart palpitating rapidly yet I could hear every individual beat of my heart, echoing in my head. Apparently, we are more tolerant - our blood pressures don't go up, our hearts don't palpitate and our kids can't be traumatized. Synonyms beat rapidly, pound, throb, pulsate, pulse, thud, thump, hammer, flutter, pitter-patter, go pit-a-pat, quiver, pump, race, pant, thrill 1.1 Shake; tremble. 颤抖 she was palpitating with terror 她吓得发抖。 Example sentencesExamples They positively palpitate at dramatic accounts of unbelievers crying out for sacraments, or trembling with terror as the demons drag them into the inferno. So, everyone from palpitating fans to scribes will have to wait till the designated launch day to actually get to see the book, which is said to have an orange cover. Viro squeezed harder, his massive fingers digging into the man's throat; his windpipe broke and his head palpitated, turning reddish, then purple. Anyone wondering why people palpitate over the exploitation genre will have a hard time finding such excitement incentives here. She palpitates visibly, and retires to the photocopier. As grandmas go into palpitating convulsions of disbelief, and all of contemporary society looks down at me from their pedestals of purity, let me just state that I'm not average. An impressionable, palpitating creature was Ella, shrinking humanely from detailed knowledge of her husband's trade whenever she reflected that everything he manufactured had for its purpose the destruction of life. And why had so many teenage girls screamed and palpitated at the very thought of The Rolling Stones throughout the ‘sixties? Synonyms tremble, quiver, quake, shake, shake like a leaf, shiver, shudder Origin Early 17th century: from Latin palpitat- ‘patted’, from the verb palpitare, frequentative of palpare ‘touch gently’.
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