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pulse /ˈpʌls/  

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  • noun
    plural pulses
    [count] the regular movement of blood through your body that is caused by the beating of your heart and that can be felt by touching certain parts of your body - usually singular
    This machine measures pulse rate and blood pressure.
    a strong/weak pulse
    My pulse quickened when I heard the exciting news. = The exciting news set my pulse racing. [=the exciting news made my heart beat faster]
    She has a resting pulse of 60. [=when she is resting, her heart beats 60 times per minute]
    The nurse checked/took/felt my pulse. [=measured how fast my heart was beating]
    a strong, regular beat or pattern of sounds in music - usually singular
    the strong pulse of the music
    a brief increase in an amount of electricity, light, or sound
    light pulses = pulses of light
    pulse waves
    the ideas, feelings, or opinions that are shared by a particular group of people - usually singular
    Her book is a good analysis of the political pulse of the nation.
    finger on the pulse
    xem finger
    verb
    pulses; pulsed; pulsing
    [no obj]
    to move with strong, regular beats
    When he gets angry, the veins in his forehead pulse. [=throb]
    He could feel the blood pulsing through his veins. - often used figuratively
    A rush of excitement pulsed through her body. [=she felt a sudden rush of excitement]
    to produce a strong, regular beat
    Dance music pulsed from the speakers.
    to be filled with activity or a feeling
    The city pulses with life.