to shake, shiver, or quiver involuntarily, typically as a result of cold, fear, or strong emotion

to shake or tremble with a slight, rapid motion, often referring to body parts or nature

to shake or vibrate with a slight, rapid motion, often in reference to objects or sound

a trill or trembling of the voice

swaying, quivering, or vibrating lightly, often used for light, shadows, or delicate objects

to shiver or tremble involuntarily, typically as a result of cold, fear, or physical weakness

to shiver or tremble

to stop the fibrillation of the heart by administering an electric shock; the medical process of defibrillation

ventricular fibrillation (V-fib); abbreviation for [[心室颤动|心室顫動|xin1 shi4 chan4 dong4]]

a speech sound produced by the rapid vibration of an articulator against another surface

panic-stricken

ventricular fibrillation (V-fib); abbreviated to [[室颤|室顫|shi4 chan4]]

to quake in fear

alveolar trill (e.g. Russian r sound)

feeling extreme fear or being shaken with terror

atrial fibrillation (abbreviation for [[心房颤动|心房顫動|xin1 fang2 chan4 dong4]])

vibraphone (musical instrument)

AED (automated external defibrillator)

an involuntary shivering or trembling of the body, often caused by fear, cold, or sudden nervous reaction.

tremorine (a pharmacological agent used to induce shivering or tremors)

A progressive neurological disorder characterized by tremors, muscle rigidity, and slow movement, historically referred to as shaking palsy or trembling paralysis.

to shake like a leaf; to tremble uncontrollably