pulse in English: The regular beat of blood in your body that you can feel at your wrist or neck. (noun)

Translation

The regular beat of blood in your body that you can feel at your wrist or neck.

Word origin

From Latin pulsus, meaning a beating, from pellere, to push or drive.

Gender

Pluralpulses

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She felt the beat of his blood to count how fast his heart was going.

raced .

A racing pulse means the heart is beating very fast.

wrist.

Press two fingers on your wrist to feel the beat.

heart

The part inside your body that pushes blood around and keeps you alive.

beat

To win against someone in a game or fight, or to hit something again and again.

blood

The red liquid that moves round inside the body of a person or animal.

doctor

A person whose job is to help sick people get well.

neck

The part of the body that joins the head to the rest of the body.

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