Also means
to thrill
Usage Note
Vibrar means to vibrate physically (a phone, a string) and, figuratively, to thrill or quiver with emotion (vibrar de emoción = to thrill with emotion). In sports commentary it is common: el estadio vibró (the stadium was buzzing). The related adjective is vibrante (vibrant, thrilling) and the noun is vibración. The phone sense (el móvil vibra) makes it one of the most everyday modern uses.
Examples
"El público vibró con la última canción del concierto."
Natural Translation
The audience thrilled to the last song of the concert.
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