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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. throb [Brit θrɒb, Am θrɑb] N

1. throb:

throb (of engine, machine)
vibration f
throb (of music)
rythme m

2. throb:

throb (of heart, pulse)
battement m
throb (of pain)
élancement m

II. throb <pres part throbbing; pret, pp throbbed> [Brit θrɒb, Am θrɑb] VB intr

1. throb heart, pulse:

throb
battre
my head is throbbing
ça me lance dans la tête

2. throb:

throb motor:
vibrer
throb music, drum, building:
résonner
throbbing with life
fourmillant d'activité

heart-throb N inf

heart-throb
idole f
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
vrombir (en continu)
to throb
gueule d'amour
heart-throb inf
lancer
to throb

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. throb [θrɒb, Am θrɑ:b] N

throb of a heart
pulsation f
throb of a bass
rythme m
throb of engine
vibration f
throb of pain
élancement m

II. throb <-bb-> [θrɒb, Am θrɑ:b] VB intr

throb
battre fort
throb pulse, heart
battre à grands coups
throbbing pain
douleur f lancinante

heart-throb N inf

heart-throb
idole f
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
vrombir
to throb
ronflement d'un orgue
throb
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. throb [θrab] N

throb of a heart
pulsation f
throb of a bass
rythme m
throb of engine
vibration f
throb of pain
élancement m

II. throb <-bb-> [θrab] VB intr

throb
battre fort
throb pulse, heart
battre à grands coups
throbbing pain
douleur f lancinante
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
vrombir
to throb
Present
Ithrob
youthrob
he/she/itthrobs
wethrob
youthrob
theythrob
Past
Ithrobbed
youthrobbed
he/she/itthrobbed
wethrobbed
youthrobbed
theythrobbed
Present Perfect
Ihavethrobbed
youhavethrobbed
he/she/ithasthrobbed
wehavethrobbed
youhavethrobbed
theyhavethrobbed
Past Perfect
Ihadthrobbed
youhadthrobbed
he/she/ithadthrobbed
wehadthrobbed
youhadthrobbed
theyhadthrobbed
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