quaver

vi.

颤抖，震动；发颤音；（声音）发颤；

vt.

颤抖着说[唱]；用颤音演奏；

n.

颤音；颤声；[乐]八分音符；

过去式：quavered过去分词：quavered现在分词：quavering第三人称单数：quavers

1. You could hear the quaver in her voice.
   她的声音中能听出有些颤抖。

1. She quavered an old folk song.
   她以震颤声唱一首古老的民谣。
2. The children quavered out their little song.
   孩子们颤悠悠地唱出了一支歌。
3. The sign on the wall seemed to quaver under a film of sliding warm water.
   墙上的招牌好象在一层浮动的融融的水流下颤动。

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