pulse

pulse
1. noun
(the regular beating of the heart, which can be checked by feeling the pumping action of the artery in the wrist: The doctor felt/took her pulse.) puls
2. verb
(to throb.) banke, pulsere
- pulsation
hjerteslag
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puls
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slag
I
subst. \/pʌls\/
1) (også overført) puls
the doctor felt my pulse
legen tok pulsen på meg
you should have your finger on the pulse of the public
du bør være lydhør for folkets puls
2) (også overført) pulsslag, rytme
3) vibrasjon(er), dunk
he felt the pulse of the heavy engine
4) (elektronikk, radio) puls, puls-, impuls
feel somebody's pulse (også overført) ta pulsen på noen, kjenne noen på pulsen
feel the pulse of lodde stemningen
set somebody's pulse racing få blodet til å gå fortere i årene på en
stir somebody's pulse (også overført) sette noens følelser i sving, få pulsen til å slå (fortere)
she stirs my pulse
hun får pulsen min til å slå
thready pulse meget svak puls (som føles som en tråd under huden)
II
subst. \/pʌls\/
1) (botanikk) belgfrukter
2) belgplanter
III
verb \/pʌls\/
1) (også overført) pulsere, få til å pulsere
2) slå
3) vibrere

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