His voice was throbbing with emotion.(他的聲音激動(dòng)得顫抖。)

"That's great, " he replied, "but my finger is still throbbing.(“那是太好了，”他回答說(shuō)，“但我的手指還隱隱作痛。”)

The romantic pass of the Notch is a great 12 artery, through which the life-blood of internal commerce is continually throbbing.(峽谷內(nèi)傳奇的關(guān)隘就是一條大動(dòng)脈，通過(guò)它，峽谷地區(qū)內(nèi)在商業(yè)的鮮活血液不斷。)

He had walked several kilometres over pavements and his varicose ulcer was throbbing.(他在人行道上走了好幾公里，靜脈曲張的地方又開(kāi)始刺癢。)

His heart was throbbing.(他心里直撲騰。)

Amy: Elevated heart rate, moist palms, dry mouth and localized vascular throbbing.(艾米：心跳加速，手心出汗，口干舌燥，還有局部的血管抽動(dòng)。)

He opened his eyes, panting, his forehead throbbing.(他睜開(kāi)眼睛，喘著氣，額頭突突地跳疼。)

He in whose chant all your singing is but a soundless throbbing.(他是一位歌者，你們的歌唱在他不過(guò)是無(wú)聲的顫抖。)

My headache faded to a dull throbbing.(我的頭痛逐漸減輕，后來(lái)變得微微抽痛。)

Sciatica pain is often described as searing or sharp, as opposed to achy or throbbing.(坐骨神經(jīng)痛常被描述成撕裂樣或尖銳的痛，而不是鈍痛或跳痛。閘。)