ticklish如何读

英:[ˈtɪklɪʃ]

美:[ˈtɪklɪʃ]

ticklish是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 怕痒的
  2. 易怒的
  3. 棘手的
  4. 易变的
  5. (人、物)难对付的
  6. 摇晃不稳的
  7. 不稳当的
  8. 需要小心处理的
  9. 易倒的
  10. 易痒的
  11. 不安定的
  12. 敏感的
  13. 难处理的
adv. (副词)
  1. 怕痒地

ticklish自然拼读

tick·lish

tI klihsh

ticklish扩展

ticklishly (adv.), ticklishness (n.)

ticklish词根

词根:tickle

n.

tickle 胳肢;痒感;使人发痒、高兴的东西

tickler 难题;使人痒的东西或人;备忘录;使人高兴的人或物

tickling 自旋挠痒法;反馈

v.

tickling 使发痒(tickle的ing形式)

vi.

tickle 觉得痒;(东西)使人发痒

vt.

tickle 使发痒;使高兴;使满足

ticklish英英释义

Adjective

1. difficult to handle; requiring great tact;

"delicate negotiations with the big powers"

"hesitates to be explicit on so ticklish a matter"

ticklish词源中文解释

1580年代,“易受惊”的意思,是一个比喻用法,来自 tickle + -ish。 “容易被挠痒”的字面意义来自1590年代,另一个比喻意义“难以做到,可疑的,需要极大的小心”也是如此。更早的词是 tickly(1520年代)。相关词汇: Ticklishly; ticklishness。

ticklish词源英文解释

The first known use of ticklish was in 1581

ticklish儿童词典英英释义

tidbitnoun

a small tasty piece of food

a pleasing bit (as of news)

tidaladjective

of or relating to tides : rising and falling or flowing and ebbing at regular times

ticktocknoun

the ticking sound of a clock

ticktocknoun

the ticking sound of a clock

tic-tac-toenoun

a game in which two players by turns put crosses and zeros in compartments of a figure formed by two vertical lines crossing two horizontal lines and each tries to get a row of three crosses or three zeros before the opponent does

tic-tac-toenoun

a game in which two players by turns put crosses and zeros in compartments of a figure formed by two vertical lines crossing two horizontal lines and each tries to get a row of three crosses or three zeros before the opponent does

tick1 of 5noun

any of numerous bloodsucking invertebrates that are arachnids larger than the related mites, attach themselves to warm-blooded animals to feed, and include important carriers of infectious diseases

tick2 of 5noun

the fabric case of a mattress, pillow, or cushion

ticking

tick3 of 5noun

a light rhythmic tap or beat

the tick of a clock

a small mark used to direct attention to something or to check an item on a list

tick4 of 5verb

to make the sound of a tick or a series of ticks

to mark, count, or announce by or as if by ticking beats

to work at a regular or proper pace : run

to mark with a written tick : check

tick5 of 5noun

credit entry 1 sense 3a, trust

bought on tick

ticklishadjective

sensitive to tickling

touchy sense 1

ticklish about his baldness

requiring delicate handling

a ticklish subject

ticklish 例句

1 I don’t get facials and I’m extremely ticklish.

2 It's a sly and ticklish satire on the constant quest for the new that takes its inspiration from The Emperor's New Clothes and Edward Lear's Dong With A Luminous Nose.

3 Kyril Montana had also helped Bud out of one ticklish situation involving federally controlled interstate land sales in which Bud had become embroiled during his earlier days when he was based in the capital.

4 Terry: : Oh my god. Ben, I'm going to negotiate with that ticklish client again.

泰瑞:噢,天哪!本,我又要去跟那个难对付的客户谈判了。

5 The distinction, it seems, is a semantic but nonetheless ticklish one: between acceptance and recognition.

看起来差别在于既是语义上的,尽管如此也意味无论接受和承认都是很忌讳说出的。

6 We only feel ticklish if we detect a sense of invasion or attack.

我们只会在察觉受到侵犯或攻击时才会觉得痒。

7 The reason some areas of our bodies are more ticklish than others is unknown, as well.

8 Recognizing that the “girls in bikinis” aspect of the story might be ticklish today, the musical’s creators have tried to give the show’s women a makeover.

9 She is terrified of scary movies and has a ticklishly amusing podcast, “Ruined,” in which a friend, Halle Kiefer, explains the plots of horror films to her.

10 This is a ticklish business.

这是一件很为难的事情。

11 I’m the most ticklish person in the entire world.

12 “Against Empathy” covers a great deal of ticklish turf, from neuroscience to political science, from Jesus Christ to Adolf Hitler.

13 My feet are very ticklish.

14 Brigid, in her capacity as private investigator, agrees to help the parents investigate their child’s death, but this investigation becomes very ticklish.

15 So car makers are faced with the ticklish problem of how to project products at new buyers.

因此,汽车制造商面临着怎样向新顾客树立产品形象的大难题。

16 A canoe is a ticklish craft.

独木舟是不稳当的船.

17 He sent shudders of annoyance scampering up ticklish spines, and everybody fled from him—everybody but the soldier in white, who had no choice.

18 “Well, for example,” Max said, “was he ticklish or not?”

19 Are you ticklish?

你怕痒吗?

20 A clergyman who is also a family friend asks for help with a ticklish problem.

ticklish 同义词

3 喉咙发痒的

tickling tickly

4 摇晃不稳的

crazy crank

9 怕痒的

goosey

11 使喉咙发痒的

tickling tickly

19 需小心处理的

touchy tender

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