palpitate in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for palpitate in the English»Italian Dictionary

palpitate [Brit ˈpalpɪteɪt, Am ˈpælpəˌteɪt] VB intr (all contexts)

palpitate

palpitare (with di)

Translations for palpitate in the Italian»English Dictionary

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palpitare cuore:

to palpitate

palpitate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for palpitate in the English»Italian Dictionary

palpitate [ˈpæl·pə·teɪt] VB intr

palpitate heart:

palpitate

palpitare

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English

Psychological problems can thus induce one to palpitate.

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What is it about this humble dessert that causes eyes to widen and hearts to palpitate (or perhaps just mine)?

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To put that controversy in context, let's recall first, though, that the nation just then was palpitating through the first torrid stages of a love affair with organized sports.

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It makes your heart palpitate faster, and in this heat, that could be fatal.

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Oh, just my heart palpitating.

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In other, less purple and palpitating words, the two dancers made viewers believe, by way of their "body language," that they were, oh, so in love with each other.

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Nineteen dancers rip up the floor as the music lifts like a high kick and plunges like a heart palpitating neck-line.

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A former student of mine used to down three cups of coffee during study sessions until one day, his heart started palpitating and his hands shaking.

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Taint the trancehall backing, or jabs of palpitating synth, or even that planet of bass you seem to be orbiting.

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As if burning its way through a golden halo, the deep vermilion orb throbs above a plain of palpitating ochre flecked with a sinister patch of blood-red froth.

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