No. 12,064 in French
tremblé
"Tremblé" means "trembled" or "shaken" in English.
In a sentence
Il a tremblé de froid toute la nuit.
He shivered with cold all night.
The word 'tremblé' is used to describe a physical reaction to cold, indicating involuntary shivering or shaking.
Elle a tremblé d'émotion en écoutant la chanson.
She trembled with emotion while listening to the song.
Here, 'tremblé' conveys an emotional response where trembling denotes the intensity of her feelings.
La table a tremblé sous le poids du gros livre.
The table shook under the weight of the heavy book.
In this instance, 'tremblé' is applied to an object, describing a slight physical movement caused by pressure or force.
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