pulse
 noun
 latexo
EN And looking up, she saw above the thin trees the first pulse of the full --throbbing star, and wanted to make her husband look at it; for the sight gave her such keen pleasure.
GL E, erguendo a vista, enxergou por riba das árbores menos frondosas o latexo da primeira estrela tremelucente, e quixo facer que o seu home a mirase tamén, pois a súa contemplación enchíaa de gozo.
 Fonte: CAR (1020)
pulso
EN The movement became regular while the chant lost its first superficial excitement and began to beat like a steady pulse.
GL O movemento, mentres, fíxose regular ó perde-la danza o seu primeiro e superficial encanto, e comezaba a bater coma un pulso regular.
Fonte: SEN (4578)
legume
EN Besides rice, they have started to grow varieties of pulses, oil seeds and cereals that were once part of the daily diet.
GL Ademais do arroz, empezaron a cultivar varios legumes, oleaxinosas e cereais que forman parte da súa dieta.
Fonte: C30 (398)
transitive verb
latexar
EN Some source of power began to pulse in Roger's body.
GL Unha certa sensación de poder comezou a latexar no corpo de Roger.
Fonte: SEN (5405)
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