中英词典:Tickles
形容词(Adjective):
1. tickles [常用] 英 [ˈtɪklz] 美 [ˈtɪklz] 温和的;轻微刺激的 2. tickling 英 [ˈtɪklɪŋ] 美 [ˈtɪklɪŋ] 使人发痒的;引人发笑的词语辨析:
tickles 和 tickling 都表示“使人发痒的”,但 tickles 更强调“温和的、轻微刺激的”,而 tickling 则更加直接地表示“(动作)引起发痒感”。词汇扩充:
1. ticklish 英 [ˈtɪklɪʃ] 美 [ˈtɪklɪʃ] 易怒的;难以处理的;易受惊的 2. tickly 英 [ˈtɪkli] 美 [ˈtɪkli] 刺痒的;使人发痒的名词(Noun):
1. tickles [常用] 英 [ˈtɪklz] 美 [ˈtɪklz] 使人发笑的事物;令人愉快的刺激 2. tickling 英 [ˈtɪklɪŋ] 美 [ˈtɪklɪŋ] 发痒;痒感;引人发笑的动作词语辨析:
tickles 和 tickling 都表示“使人发笑的事物或动作”,但 tickles 更常用于指代“令人愉快的刺激”,而 tickling 则更加直接地表示“引起发痒感的动作”。近义词(Synonyms):
tickles: amuses, delights, entertains, pleases tickling: itching, tingling, prickling反义词(Antonyms):
tickles: bores, disappoints, saddens tickling: painful, unexciting, unstimulating柯林斯词典(Collins Dictionary):
tickle (v.)If something tickles you, it causes you to have a slightly uncomfortable feeling of itching or faint pain.
Example: The hairs on the back of his neck tickled.
tickling (n.)
Tickling is the action of tickling someone.
Example: The tickling of his breath made her laugh.
牛津词典(Oxford Dictionary):
tickle (v.)Gently touch or prod (a person or a part of the body) in a way that causes mild discomfort or itching.
Example: The dog's whiskers tickled her face.
tickling (n.)
The action of tickling someone.
Example: He gave her a tickling.
用法(Usage):
- She couldn't stop laughing as her friend tickled her.(当她的朋友逗她发笑时,她忍不住笑了起来。) - The comedian's jokes always tickle the audience's funny bone.
(这位喜剧演员的笑话总是能逗乐观众。) - The feather tickled her nose, making her sneeze.
(羽毛使她的鼻子发痒,让她打喷嚏。)
例句(Examples):
- He couldn't help but giggle as his little sister tickled him.(当他的小妹妹逗他时,他情不自禁地咯咯笑了起来。)
- The baby's laughter filled the room as her father tickled her tummy.(当她的父亲逗她的肚子时,宝宝的笑声充满了房间。)
- Tickling the cat's belly always amuses it.(逗猫的肚子总是让它觉得好玩。)
- The sensation of the grass tickling my feet was pleasant.(草刺痒着我的脚感觉很愉快。)
- The tickles from his jokes made everyone in the room burst into laughter.(他的笑话逗乐了房间里的每个人,大家都笑得合不拢嘴。)
- Tickling the baby's feet with a feather is guaranteed to produce giggles.(用羽毛逗弄宝宝的脚会保证引起他的咯咯笑声。)
- The child's uncontrollable laughter was a result of his friend's tickling.(孩子无法抑制的笑声是他朋友逗他的结果。)
- She has a ticklish spot on her neck that makes her burst into laughter when touched.(她脖子上有个敏感的地方,被碰到时会让她笑个不停。)
- The tickling sensation on her arm made her squirm with delight.(刺痒的感觉让她欢喜地扭动身体。)
- The tickles of joy in her heart made her smile from ear to ear.(心中的愉悦让她开心地笑得合不拢嘴。)
- The comedian used gentle tickling to entertain the audience.(这位喜剧演员用温和的逗弄方式来娱乐观众。)
- His jokes always have an element of tickles that brighten up the atmosphere.(他的笑话总是带有逗乐的成分,让气氛变得轻松愉快。)
- Tickling the baby's feet produced giggles that echoed through the room.(逗弄宝宝的脚产生的咯咯笑声在房间里回荡。)
- The little girl's giggles were contagious and soon everyone was laughing.(小女孩的咯咯笑声传染性很强,很快大家都笑了起来。)
- His playful tickling of her sides made her squirm with laughter.(他逗弄她的腰使她忍不住地笑个不停。)
- Tickling the baby's chin always pleases her and makes her smile.(逗弄宝宝的下巴总是让她开心地笑。)
- The tickly touch of the feather on her neck made her giggle.(羽毛在她的脖子上轻轻一触,让她咯咯笑了。)
- His ticklish nature often leads to misunderstandings and conflicts with others.(他易怒的性格经常引发与他人的误解和冲突。)
- Tickling the baby's feet with a feather is a tickly sensation that makes her laugh.(用羽毛刺痒宝宝的脚是一种逗乐的感觉,会让她笑个不停。)
- His tickling of her neck made her laugh uncontrollably.(他逗她的脖子使她无法控制地笑了起来。)
- The tickles of excitement in her stomach made her jump up and down.(胃里的兴奋感使她上蹿下跳。)