throb

1. (intransitive)To pound or beat rapidly or violently.

   Her heart began to throb faster as the moment approached.

   klopfen, schlagen

   би́тьсяbítʹsja, стуча́тьсяstučátʹsja

2. (intransitive)To pulse (often painfully) in time with the circulation of blood.

   I have a throbbing headache.

   pochen, klopfen, pulsieren

   би́тьсяbítʹsja, пульси́роватьpulʹsírovatʹ

3. (figuratively)To exhibit an attitude, trait, or affect powerfully and profoundly.

   The bass in the song made the entire room throb with energy.

1. Her heart was throbbing with excitement.

   ruЕё сердце трепетало от волнения.

   deIhr Herz pochte vor Aufregung.

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2. I have a throbbing pain here.

   ruУ меня острая боль здесь.

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3. She pressed her hands to her throbbing temples, and tried to think.

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4. I have a throbbing headache.

   ruУ меня пульсирующая головная боль.

   deIch habe pochende Kopfschmerzen.

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5. My head is throbbing.

   deMir wummert der Kopf.

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