颤抖 | chàn dǒu | to shudder; to shiver; to shake; to tremble | |
颤动 | chàn dòng | to tremble | |
震颤 | zhèn chàn | to tremble; to quiver | |
颤巍巍 | chàn wēi wēi | trembling; swaying; flickering; tottering; faltering | |
房颤 | fáng chàn | atrial fibrillation (abbr. for 心房颤动 ) |
1 | Her eyes were shut. If it was not for the fact you could see her breathing - and the odd flutter of her eyelid - she could indeed have been a body in a mortuary. | |
2 | Mom, why do my legs tremble when I hear his voice? | |
3 | "I was,"" she said, her almost a quiver. | |
4 | My legs kept shaking. | |
5 | In terms of the basic specs - speed, memory, and storage - what we now define as a "complete system" for home use would have made a wealthy technical guru tremble with jealousy ten years ago. |