tremulously
adverb uk/ˈtrem.jə.ləs.li/ us/ˈtrem.jə.ləs.li/
颤栗地，颤抖地
(of a person's voice or a part of their body) in a tremulous way (= shaking slightly), often because you are nervous or frightened
She looked at her mother and grandmother and smiled tremulously. 她看着她的母亲和祖母，怯生生地笑了笑。
"Are you a vampire?" he asks tremulously at one point. “你是吸血鬼吗？”他曾颤抖着问道。
See: tremulous
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- Her lip trembled as she spoke tremulously.
- "Is that really you?" he called tremulously.
- Looking up tremulously, he found himself staring into the Princess's face.