el pulso

pulse, wrist

ˈp u l s o

noun · masculine Rare #23,942

pulse Usually refers to the heartbeat felt in an artery (e.g., at the wrist or neck).

SP: El médico me tomó el pulso.

EN: The doctor took my pulse.

wrist Used mainly in the expression “a pulso” (by hand/with your own strength) or “al pulso” (wrist-related).

SP: Me duele el pulso derecho.

EN: My right wrist hurts.

Your pulse is a little accelerated.

You have a regular pulse.

My pulse is weak.

A little shallow breathing, a drop in pulse, that's all.

— Piku (2015)

I challenge you to an arm wrestling match for five cents.

— Scary Movie (2000)

Oh, good, it has a pulse.

— Ne Zha (2019)

My pulse is elevated.

Your pulse is normal.

A pulse that resonates deeply in my bones.

— Burning (2018)

The patient has no pulse.

His pulse is already slower.

— Núremberg (2025)

With a weak pulse, he continues to bleed.

My pulse is low.

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