tremorKK [ˈtrɛmɚ] ｜ /ˈtrɛmɚ/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
an involuntary shaking or trembling (as if from illness or fear)
The old man's hands began to tremor as he anxiously awaited the results of his medical tests.
顫抖；震顫
C2noun
a small earthquake
Despite living in an area prone to tremors, the locals have learned to adapt and build structures that can withstand the shaking.
小地震；輕微震動
C2noun
shaking or trembling, usually resulting from weakness, stress, or a medical condition
Despite her calm demeanor, the tremor in her hands betrayed her anxiety.
C2verb
to shake or tremble, as from seismic vibrations
The ground began to tremor as the earthquake struck, causing fear and panic among the residents.