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1 convulse
(to shake violently: convulsed with laughter.) convulsionar, sacudir- convulsively
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tr[kən'vʌls]1 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL convulsionar2 figurative use convulsionar, sacudir1 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL tener convulsiones\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be convulsed with laughter troncharse de risato convulse with pain retorcerse de dolor: convulsionarconvulsed with laughter: muerto de risaconvulse vi: sufrir convulsionesv.• agitarse v.• convulsionar v.kən'vʌlsa) ( contort) (usu pass)b) (shake, rock) convulsionar, sacudir[kǝn'vʌls]VT2) (fig)* * *[kən'vʌls]a) ( contort) (usu pass)b) (shake, rock) convulsionar, sacudir
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