读音 英 [ˈtreməz]；美 [ˈtremərz] 意思 “tremors” 是 “tremor” 的复数形式，名词，意思为： 震动；颤动；摇晃，通常指轻微地震、物体的小幅度振动等。

（因恐惧、激动等引起的）颤抖，哆嗦 。

网络释义 在网络上，常出现在地质科学领域描述地震相关现象；在医学领域可用于描述身体不由自主的颤抖症状；在情感或社会层面，也可引申表示一种不安、动荡的氛围。

常用搭配短语 earth tremors：轻微地震；地颤 feel tremors：感觉到震动/颤抖 tremors of fear：恐惧的颤抖 造句 The earth tremors woke up the whole village last night.（昨晚的轻微地震把整个村子的人都吵醒了。）

She felt tremors in her hands as she held the delicate glass.（当她拿着那个精致的玻璃杯时，她感觉到手在颤抖。）

The tremors of the approaching storm could be felt in the air.（空气中能感觉到即将来临的暴风雨带来的震动。）

Small tremors have been occurring in this area for several days.（这个地区已经连续几天出现轻微震动了。）

His voice had tremors of excitement when he talked about his new discovery.（当他谈论自己的新发现时，声音带着激动的颤抖。）

The building shook with tremors during the earthquake drill.（在地震演练期间，大楼随着震动摇晃。）

The tremors of doubt passed through her mind as she considered the decision.（当她考虑这个决定时，怀疑的念头在她脑海中一闪而过，让她有些不安。）

Animals can often sense tremors before humans do.（动物常常能比人类更早感觉到震动。）

The old man's hands showed tremors due to his age.（由于年纪大了，老人的双手有颤抖的现象。）

The tremors in the stock market worried many investors.（股票市场的动荡让许多投资者忧心忡忡。

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