vibrate|vibrated|vibrates|vibrating in English

verb

[vi·brate || vaɪ'breɪt]

move back and forth rapidly, oscillate; experience a pulsation, tremble; make a sound by vibrating, resonate; be stirred by a moment of deep emotio

Use "vibrate|vibrated|vibrates|vibrating" in a sentence

1. When your phone is in vibrate mode, you'll see Vibrate [Vibrate].

2. A pendulum vibrates seconds.

3. The metronome vibrated the beat.

4. Vibrating crusher

5. An atmosphere of anticipation vibrated through the crowd.

6. Strings vibrate when plucked.

7. The steering wheel vibrated, but I gripped it hard.

8. The bridge vibrated when a heavy truck passed.

9. The wings vibrate during flight.

10. They vibrate at the same level.

11. These levels vibrate at different frequencies.

12. No, but vibrating beds...

13. The building is wholly vibrating.

14. The strings vibrate again, underscoring my panic.

15. The whole house vibrates whenever a heavy lorry passes.

16. The atmosphere seemed to vibrate with tension.

17. Diving safety alarms (electronic-vibrating apparatus)

18. The rough road made the car vibrate.

19. 9 The rough road made the car vibrate.

20. Bonging: to make the clear sound heard when metal vibrates.

21. Bonged: to make the clear sound heard when metal vibrates.

22. They vibrate their way, eventually, to chlorophyil A.

23. An optical acoustoelectric transducer receives light reflected by a vibrating board and detects the displacement of the vibrating board.

24. Vibrating plate with individually adjustable vibration generators

25. The flat surface loudspeaker comprises a vibrating system (15) comprising two vibration-capable vibrating bodies (1, 10) of different dimensions.