throb russian
би́ться
to fight
to beat, to throb
to struggle
to knock against, to hit, to strike, to beat against
гуде́ть
to buzz, to hum, to drone
to hoot, to honk, to blare, to wail (siren)
to throb, to ache dully
колоти́ться
to pound, to beat hard, to throb
to bang, to knock loudly, to hammer
to break, to get smashed, to shatter
to fight, to scuffle, to brawl
пульси́ровать
to pulse, to pulsate, to beat, to throb
защеми́ть
to pinch, to throb
щеми́ть
to pinch or throb
заломи́ться
to break, to snap, to give way
to start aching badly, to begin to throb with pain, to feel a sharp pain
бью́щийся
beating, pulsating, throbbing
fragile, breakable, easily broken
fighting, struggling, resisting
бие́ние
beating, heartbeat, throbbing, pulse
жи́вчик
lively person, sprightly fellow, live wire
spermatozoon, sperm cell, sperm
visibly pulsing temple artery, throbbing vein on the temple
nervous twitch of the eyelid, eyelid tic
live bait fish, baitfish
quicksilver, mercury
пульси́рующий
pulsating, throbbing
но́ющий
aching, throbbing, nagging
трепе́щущий
trembling, quivering, fluttering, throbbing
колотя́щийся
beating, throbbing, pounding
ны́вший
aching, throbbing, nagging, whining
колотя́щий
beating, knocking, pounding, throbbing
защеми́вший
pinched, jammed, caught
aching, throbbing, causing a pang
пульси́ровавший
pulsating, throbbing
заны́вший
aching, throbbing
колоти́вшийся
beating, throbbing, pounding
ломя́щий
aching, throbbing, gnawing
заколоти́вшийся
throbbing, pounding, that has started to beat
поба́ливающий
slightly aching, throbbing a little, having a dull ache
поба́ливавший
aching, throbbing
е́кающий
throbbing, fluttering, skipping (a beat)
е́кавший
throbbing, palpitating, skipping (a beat), giving a start
ломи́вший
aching, throbbing
breaking, smashing, forcing open
Examples
Он невольно помо́рщился от бо́ли, пульсирующей в спине́.
Despite himself, he winced at the pain that throbbed in his back.
У меня пульсирующая головна́я боль.
I have a throbbing headache.
Её се́рдце трепета́ло от волне́ния.
Her heart was throbbing with excitement.



















