英：[ˈprɪkl]
美：[ˈprɪkəl]
prickle如何读
prickle是什么意思
- n.(动物或植物上的)刺；棘；刺痛
- v.(使）刺痛
prickle自然拼读
prick·le
prI kl
prickle变形
复数:prickles
第三人称单数:prickles
现在分词:prickling
过去式:prickled
过去分词:prickled
prickle词根
词根：prick
adj.prick 竖起的
prickly 多刺的；刺痛的；易动怒的
n.prick 刺，扎；刺痛，刺伤；阴茎；锥
pricker 刺（尤指植物的皮刺，等于prickle）；刺的人；尖器
pricking 刺；刺痛感
prickling 针刺痛；针扎似的痛
v.pricking 刺痛（prick的ing形式）
prickling 刺；扎；刺痛（prickle的ing形式）
vi.prick 刺；竖起
vt.prick 刺，戳；刺伤，刺痛；竖起
prickle英英释义
noun
a small, sharp, pointed growth or extension, such as a plant thorn.The guide warned us that the vines near the path are full of prickles.
a sensation of being pricked; prick or tingle.I felt a prickle running up my back.
transitive verb
to cause a sensation of being lightly pricked in or on.Fear prickled his skin.
to make a slight prick or pricks in or on.
intransitive verb
to feel a tingling as though lightly pricked.My scalp prickled with fear.
to arise or point up, like a thorn.
prickle词源中文解释
古英语 pricel “刺孔的东西，刺激物； 驱使； 小尖锐点”，源自与古英语 prician 相同的来源（参见 prick（v.）），带有工具后缀 -el（1）。与中古低地德语 prickel，荷兰语 prikkel 相比。从15世纪中叶开始用于“植物的尖刺或刺”，后来也用于动物的刺。
prickle词源英文解释
Noun Middle English prikle, from Old English pricle; akin to Old English prica prick
The first known use of prickle was in the 15th century
prickle儿童词典英英释义
pride1 of 2noun
too high an opinion of one's own ability or worth : a feeling of being better than others
a reasonable and justifiable sense of one's own worth : self-respect
a sense of pleasure that comes from some act or possession
something of which one is proud
our pride and joy
a group of lions
pride2 of 2verb
to think highly of (oneself)
pricklyadjective
full of or covered with prickles
prickly plants
marked by slight stinging or tingling
a prickly sensation
prickle1 of 2noun
a small sharp point or a sharp pointed part (as a thorn on a plant) that sticks out
a slight stinging or tingling sensation
prickle2 of 2verb
to prick slightly
to cause or feel a slight stinging or tingling sensation
pricklyadjective
full of or covered with prickles
prickly plants
marked by slight stinging or tingling
a prickly sensation
prickle1 of 2noun
a small sharp point or a sharp pointed part (as a thorn on a plant) that sticks out
a slight stinging or tingling sensation
prickle2 of 2verb
to prick slightly
to cause or feel a slight stinging or tingling sensation
prickle1 of 2noun
a small sharp point or a sharp pointed part (as a thorn on a plant) that sticks out
a slight stinging or tingling sensation
prickle2 of 2verb
to prick slightly
to cause or feel a slight stinging or tingling sensation
prickle 例句
1 I feel a prickle creep up my spine.
2 A nice prickle on the tongue.
3 “Don’t be an idiot,” Henry snapped; and I felt the first prickle of real panic at the back of my neck.
4 I still feel a prickle al shock whenever I see one in the open.
5 My eyes prickle as I pass Scrap his phone.
6 Something about the way he stood there, something about the way he moved, stiff and awkward, made my skin prickle.
7 Lying on the ground, unconsciously fell asleep, and suddenly, grass prickle my cheek before they wake up.
躺在地上，不知不觉睡着了，忽然，小草刺痒了我的面颊，才醒来。
8 A film of sw'eat covers every inch of my skin, the inside of my mouth prickles, my eyes itch, mascara rubbed into their corners.
9 Malcolm was already primed for fear and felt his skin prickle all over and a lurch in his stomach.
10 Duende is the Spanish word for it: the prickle on the skin, the ax-edge of experience, sublimity freeze-framed—even a shining closeness to death.
11 Suggest a combined objective and subjective method to measure and evaluate the prickle grade of fabric surface.
提出主客观评价方法相结合的织物刺扎程度测试途径。
12 My skin prickles—that laugh was directed at me.
13 His finger burned and prickled.
14 Every crack of thunder and flash of lightning makes the back of my neck prickle, as if electricity is dancing over my skin.
15 I turned and looked back the way I’d come: a prickle of marble spires, dim mausoleums, pale in the growing darkness.
16 But now his treatise comes with a prickle, an asterisk.
17 The cool air prickles in my lungs on the way in, and on the way out unfurls in a cloud of vapor.
18 The scream sent a prickle down my spine.
尖叫声听得我像针由上到下刺我的脊骨。
19 Objective: To investigate the effects of high-voltage prickle electrostatic field (HVPESF) on proliferation of tumor cell and killing effect.
目的：研究高压芒刺静电场对肿瘤细胞生长的影响及杀伤作用。
20 My skin prickled at the sight of him, bristling on my arms and the back of my neck.
prickle 同义词
1 扎疼
3 觉刺痛
5 刺痛
bitter biting prickly burry atingle stingily bite stitch stab sting tingle prick twinge smart Nip pricking shoot twitch cut to the quick stinging tingling tingly pinprick cut nip shooting pains stabbing pain raw shooting urticate hurt spreathed pungent pinch
8 尖刺
10 使感到刺痛
11 刺痒
14 引起刺痛
17 刺
pushing acantha pass stick dig spine stab poke thrust sting lunge thorn prick prod stinger quill pricking lancinate put cut strike pink pierce puncture prong jab prodding tear job Thorn thrusting pinprick JAG spike chib jook scratch tattoo nib brier pricker acicula shoot bite run dart Prod spit spear tusk rowel stingray spinal push dub stimulus splinter foin spicula jag plant spinous spur tilt pike hedgehog urchin stoccado aculeus steel broddle
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