tingle

tingle

['tiŋgl]

vi. 刺痛, 激动
n. 刺痛, 激动

例句与用法：

His cheek tingle from the slap she have give him.

他的面颊因挨了她一记耳光而感到刺痛。

He was tingling with excitement.

他感到很兴奋。

The slap she gave him made his cheek tingle.

他挨了她一个嘴巴，脸上热辣辣的。

词形变化：

形容词: tingly | 名词: tingler | 动词过去式: tingled | 动词过去分词: tingled | 动词现在分词: tingling | 动词第三人称单数: tingles |

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vi.

1. 感到刺痛; 感到脸红[(+with)]

His cheek tingled from the slap she had given him.

他的面颊因挨了她一记耳光而感到刺痛。

2. 震颤; 激动[(+with)]

She was tingling with excitement.

她激动不已。

3. 发出叮叮声; 发出铃铃声; (耳等)鸣响

My ears often tingle.

我常常耳鸣。

vt.

1. 使感刺痛; 使激动

2. 使发叮叮声; 使发出铃铃声

n.[S]

1. 刺痛; 震颤; 激动

The cold caused a tingle in my fingers.

严寒使我的手指有刺痛感。

She feels a tingle of excitement.

她激动不已。

2. 叮叮声; 铃铃声; (耳等的)鸣响