quake (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: [keɪk]
Definition
To shake or tremble, especially from a natural cause like an earthquake or from fear or cold.
Examples
The entire house began to quake when the earthquake hit.
He started to quake with fear as the monster approached.
How to Use quake
- quake with fear (prepositional phrase)
- To shake uncontrollably because of extreme fear. — "She began to quake with fear when she saw the spider."
- quake with cold (prepositional phrase)
- To shake uncontrollably due to being very cold. — "He was quaking with cold after falling into the icy water."
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