Translation
heartbeat
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Word origin
From the verb latir ('to beat'), traced to Latin glattire ('to yelp, bark'), the sense later extending from a dog's yelp to the throb of the heart.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- glattire
Grammar
Examples
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I felt the beating of my heart.
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The doctor listened to the baby's heartbeat.
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His heart gave a strong beat.
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The heartbeat quickened out of fear.
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Each heartbeat sounded in the silence.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 38, lesson 8: latido, gallo, mojado and 7 more words.