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tan·ta·lize
taen t laIz
第三人称单数:tantalizes
现在分词:tantalizing
过去式:tantalized
过去分词:tantalized
tantalization (n.)
词根:tantalize
adj.tantalizing 撩人的;逗引性的;干着急的
adv.tantalizingly 逗人地;…得令人着急
n.tantalization 逗弄;使干着急;难熬
v.tantalizing 惹弄;逗弄人(tantalize的ing形式)
vt.tantalise 使…干着急;逗弄(等于tantalize)
Verb
1. harass with persistent criticism or carping;
"The children teased the new teacher"
"Don't ride me so hard over my failure"
"His fellow workers razzed him when he wore a jacket and tie"
"以展示令人向往的东西并通过将其置于不可及之处来挑逗或折磨", 1590年代,由 -ize 和拉丁语 Tantalus 组成,源自希腊语 Tantalos,是小亚细亚弗里吉亚的一个神话国王,是宙斯的儿子,Pelops 和 Niobe 的父亲,因其财富而闻名,在来世中受到惩罚(由于不同的罪行),被迫站在一条河中,水深及颈,枝叶上挂满了水果,但每当他试图吃或喝时,所有的水果都会躲开他的手。乔叟(约1369年)知道他的故事。相关: Tantalized; tantalizing; tantalizingly; tantalization。
Tantalus
The first known use of tantalize was in 1597
taper1 of 2noun
a long waxed wick used especially for lighting lamps, pipes, or fires
a slender candle
a tapering form or figure
gradual lessening of thickness, diameter, or width in a long object
a gradual decrease
taper2 of 2verb
to make or become gradually smaller toward one end
to become gradually less and less
taper1 of 2noun
a long waxed wick used especially for lighting lamps, pipes, or fires
a slender candle
a tapering form or figure
gradual lessening of thickness, diameter, or width in a long object
a gradual decrease
taper2 of 2verb
to make or become gradually smaller toward one end
to become gradually less and less
taper1 of 2noun
a long waxed wick used especially for lighting lamps, pipes, or fires
a slender candle
a tapering form or figure
gradual lessening of thickness, diameter, or width in a long object
a gradual decrease
taper2 of 2verb
to make or become gradually smaller toward one end
to become gradually less and less
tape1 of 2noun
a narrow band of woven fabric
a string stretched breast-high above the finishing line of a race
a narrow flexible strip or bandespecially: magnetic tape
a recording made on magnetic tape
tape2 of 2verb
to fasten, tie, bind, cover, or support with tape
to measure with a tape measure
tape-record
tape1 of 2noun
a narrow band of woven fabric
a string stretched breast-high above the finishing line of a race
a narrow flexible strip or bandespecially: magnetic tape
a recording made on magnetic tape
tape2 of 2verb
to fasten, tie, bind, cover, or support with tape
to measure with a tape measure
tape-record
tantrumnoun
a fit of bad temper
tantamountadjective
equal in value, meaning, or effect
tantalumnoun
a gray-white metallic element found in rare minerals and used especially in electronic devices see element
tantalizeverb
to tease or torment by or as if by presenting something desirable to the view but continually keeping it out of reach
1 One tantalizing anecdote tells of his disgust at a patron who asked him to color-coordinate a painting to her living room.
2 He was tantalized by visions of power and wealth.
他追求不到可望而不可即的权力和财富,受尽了折磨。
3 Two utopians from different eras establish private idylls on California’s desolate Channel Islands; this novel preserves their tantalizing dreams.
4 He tried to tantalize me by revealing that the Soviet Union was prepared to discuss a package deal.
他想要逗弄我,于是就露出口风说,苏联愿意讨论一揽子交易。㶑。
5 They make use the opportunity and tantalize the appetite by pointing the difficulty of satisfaction.
政治家利用别人的匮乏状态,用制造困境来刺激这些人的欲望.
6 And how tantalizing those bits and pieces are!
7 Reporters tantalized their readers with stories about the “plutocratic Osage” and the “red millionaires,” with their brick-and-terra-cotta mansions and chandeliers, and with their diamond rings, fur coats, and chauffeured cars.
8 Her novels and stories left him with a secret, inner life, which may be what makes him such a tantalizing character to portray.
9 As for the Euston Arch, it may be lost but it is not forgotten; recent redevelopment schemes for Euston Station include the tantalizing prospect of the entrance’s complete reconstruction.
10 That potential variety makes every new performance of these masterpieces a tantalizing prospect.
11 Science fiction writers and computer scientists tantalize us with visions of artificial intelligence: computers that think for themselves.
科幻小说家和计算机科学家总是用人工智能来迷惑我们,计算机可以自我思考。
12 On my first trip, Buyukada had tantalized me with that promise.
13 That is a tantalizing promise, and one that is likely to set off alarms.
14 Reporters tantalized their readers with stories about the “plutocratic Osage” and the “red millionaires,” with their brick-and-terra-cotta mansions and chandeliers, with their diamond rings and fur coats and chauffeured cars.
15 We are never allowed to forget that the multicolored narratives in this tantalizing production have constantly been redyed by the who, where and when of their telling during many centuries.
16 This needed object is a bad object. All objects that are needed are bad objects because they tantalize. They are needed because they are not possessed in fact;
这里有句话,你需要的客体是坏客体,所有你需要的客体都是坏客体。
17 Amidst the vibrant artwork and tantalizing cuisine that line the festival grounds, music takes center stage across its 13 dynamic stages, attracting nearly half a million music lovers from near and far.
18 Ask Karl Lagerfeld to outdo his tantalizing fake art gallery of last season, with its multiple pearls and double C references, and he obliges with a bag of jelly babies shaped to the house codes.
19 Her dark hair had curled up and now hung around her face in tantalizing sproings.
20 The idea of an “all-female, gender-fluid, disability forward” staging of “Richard III” — as New York Classical Theater describes its new production of Shakespeare’s tragedy about the monstrously degenerate Plantagenet king — tantalizes.
2 使受折磨
3 逗弄人
4 愚弄
derisive deridingly mockingly roast ridicule hoax mockery gaff jape blague stultification mock cod assify play kid string horse joke fool noodle rag dupe lark deride bamboozle gammon lout stultify bosh befool
5 挑逗
advance invitation tease needle tart frolic titillate jol tantalise make passes at provocative come-hither foreplay
7 逗引
8 招惹
11 耍弄
12 折磨
inflictive troubled cat-and-mouse torture buffet torment stinging excruciation bedevilment gnaw ride rack grind plague pinch bait scourge corrode molest excruciate run ragged skin alive prey upon
14 烦惹