shudder造句

The spade strikes something hard, sending a shudder through his spine.
铁锹撞击到坚硬得东西, 振动传遍他得脊柱。

But he had no time to tell anything. Marius drew him aside with a shudder.
但他没有时间讲什么话。马吕斯颤抖着把他拉到了一边。

Your heart remains with you, you gaze upon it in the gloom with a shudder.
心还是你的心，你在暗地里望着它发抖。

Another surge of pain in my ankle caused me to give an involuntary shudder.
脚踝突然又一阵疼痛，痛得我直打哆嗦。

Some people shudder at the thought of giving a speech to a group of people.
有的人因为要在人前演讲而两腿发抖。

Equipped in a manner which would make a modern alpinist shudder at the thought.
他们的装备如此的简陋以致使一名现代的登山者不寒而栗。

They cannot happen, because if they did, I shudder to think of the consequences.
也绝不能出错, 因为如果一有差池, 我真不敢想象有什么后果。

Shudder applies chiefly to convulsive shaking caused by fear, horror, or revulsion
主要指由于恐惧，恐怖或心情的突变引起的骤发性震动

You believe that there is one God. Good！ Even the demons believe thatand shudder.
你信上帝只有一位，你信的不错鬼魔也信，却是战惊。

Jas. 219 You believe that God is one. You do well the demons also believe and shudder.
雅二19你信神只有一位你信的不错鬼也信, 却是战惊。

Son of man, tremble as you eat your food, and shudder in fear as you drink your water.
你吃饭必胆战, 喝水必惶惶忧虑。

They shudder at the thought of being seen in public in clothes that are out of fashions.
他们一想到穿着过时的衣服出现在公众面前就不寒而栗。

The nightmare of war and the suffering and death of millions compelled humankind to shudder.
战争的噩梦以及数百万人的痛苦和死亡使人类不寒而栗。

Every lover of his country must shudder at the thought of the possibility of its dissolution.
每一个爱国都会因面对可能解散联邦的思想而战栗。

That name sent a shudder over him, as though a flash of lightning had passed in front of his face.
那个名字使他大吃一惊，好象有道电光在他的面前闪过。

And how fortunate that he did nothing but steal! Ah, mon Dieu! It makes one shudder to think of it!
幸而他只偷了一点东西!我的上帝!

Behind the museum, the needled leaves of a larch gently shudder as a breeze moves through the tree.
博物馆后一棵落叶松的针叶在微风中瑟瑟。

With a shudder of disgust the lawyer went into the dining room and closed the door into the kitchen.
律师厌恶地打了一个颤，走进餐厅，关上厨房的门。

I shudder every time I think of those New England winter days when he had to walk 7 miles to work without his warm coat.
每当我想起家住在新英格兰的那些冬日里，我爸没有暖和的外衣可穿，而每天必须步行七英里去上班，我的心就会震颤。

Just then a hollow groan, more desolate than all that had preceded it, came from the attics and made Eugenie and her mother shudder.
在一个人的影子里摆满玩具娃娃。