rustling sound; streaming down; trembling
Meanings
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rustling sound (of wind through leaves, etc.)
Typically used to describe the sound of leaves, papers, or light objects moving in the wind.
The wind blew through the leaves, making them rustle.
She turned the page, making a rustling sound.
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The autumn rain hit the parasol trees, sending leaves rustling down to cover the ground.
adjective
streaming down; falling continuously (of tears)
literaryLiterary usage describing tears falling uncontrollably. Often used with 泪下 or 流泪.
Thinking of the past, she couldn't help but shed tears streaming down her face.
The old man excitedly grasped his hand, tears streaming down his face.
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Hearing this news, her tears fell continuously, dampening her collar.
adjective
trembling; shivering (of limbs)
Describes involuntary shaking due to cold, fear, or old age. Often used with 抖.
He was so cold that his fingers trembled uncontrollably.
The old man was so frightened that his whole body shook, unable to speak.
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She stood in the cold wind, shivering uncontrollably from the freezing temperature.