tingle

英 [ˈtɪŋɡl]

美 [ˈtɪŋɡl]

v.  感到刺痛; 强烈地感到
n.  刺痛感; 激动感; 兴奋感; 震颤

现在分词：tingling　过去式：tingled　复数：tingles　第三人称单数：tingles　过去分词：tingled　

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牛津词典

verb

• 感到刺痛
  to feel as if a lot of small sharp points are pushing into it
  1. The cold air made her face tingle.
     冷空气冻得她的脸发痛。
  2. a tingling sensation
     刺痛感
• 强烈地感到
  to feel an emotion strongly
  1. She was still tingling with excitement.
     她仍然兴奋不已。

noun

• 刺痛感
  a slight stinging or uncomfortable feeling in a part of your body
• 激动感；兴奋感；震颤
  an exciting or uncomfortable feeling of emotion
  1. to feel a tingle of excitement
     感到一阵激动

柯林斯词典

• VERB 感到刺痛
  When a part of your bodytingles, you have a slight stinging feeling there.
  1. The backs of his thighs tingled.
     他大腿后侧感到刺痛。
  2. …a taste which is first sweet, then bitter, leaving a tingling sensation on the tongue.
     先甜后苦，在舌头上留下一丝刺痛感觉的味道
• VERB 强烈地感到;激动
  If youtingle witha feeling such as excitement, you feel it very strongly.
  1. She tingled with excitement...
     她激动不已。
  2. When I look over and see Terry I tingle all over.
     当我放眼望去见到特里时，我整个人兴奋不已。
  3. Tingleis also a noun.
     
  4. I felt a sudden tingle of excitement.
     我突然感到一阵激动。

英英释义

noun

• a somatic sensation as from many tiny prickles
  Synonym:pricklingtingling
• an almost pleasurable sensation of fright
  1. a frisson of surprise shot through him
  Synonym:frissonshiverchillquivershudderthrill

verb

• cause a stinging or tingling sensation
  Synonym:prickle

双语例句

• According to the designers, the Frisson LEDs light up in the same way that the skin would tingle, blush or shiver when blown on or stimulated.
  根据设计师的设计，当皮肤有刺疼，脸红，或者颤抖时候，灯光也会亮起来。
• The good news that his son was going to get married made his spine tingle.
  他儿子要结婚的好消息让他大为激动。
• A little electric tingle seemed to run up my spine.
  一股电流似乎穿过了我的脊柱。
• a taste which is first sweet, then bitter, leaving a tingling sensation on the tongue.
  先甜后苦，在舌头上留下一丝刺痛感觉的味道
• Kissing brings two people's faces and bodies so close together, and it can make them tingle all over.
  接吻能将两人的脸和身体靠得如此地亲近，使得他们一直都有一种触电的麻痹感。
• His careless manner had gone at last, his eyes were sparkling, and a tingle went through them every time they touched his body.
  彼得那满不在乎的神态，终于不见了，他的眼睛闪着光。每次碰到他的身体，他们身上就微微一震。
• Romantic novelists rarely fail to include in their oeuvre that special moment when two strangers look into each other's eyes across a crowded room and feel the tingle of desire.
  浪漫主义小说家大多善于在作品中描写这样的场面：在一间拥挤的房间里，陌生男女随着目光的交汇，怦然心动。
• The Evita stuff made me tingle.
  那个“贝隆夫人”的歌让我很兴奋。
• The cold caused a tingle in my ears.
  严寒使我的耳朵有刺痛之感。
• That is what gives the palpitating reality to our moral life and makes it tingle with so strange and elaborate an excitement.
  正是这一点赋予我们的精神生活以活生生的现实，并使它由于如此奇异而复杂的兴奋情绪而生辉。