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| /tʃiːk/ |
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| 1 | C the soft part on each side of your face below your eyes 脸颊；脸蛋 |
| Sarah kissed her on the cheek. 萨拉在她脸蛋上亲了一口。 |
| pale/pink/rosy cheeks 苍白的/粉红的/红润的脸颊 |
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| 2 | singular/U behaviour that is rude or does not show respect , especially towards someone who is older or more important （尤指对长者或要人的）没礼貌的行为，厚颜无耻 |
| I’ ve had enough of your cheek. 我受够了你的厚颜无耻。 |
| have the cheek to do sth He had the cheek to suggest that I should be the one to apologize! 他居然有脸说应该道歉的人是我！ |
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| 3 | C informal one of the two soft parts of your body that you sit on 半边屁股 |
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| - | cheek to cheek
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| if people dance cheek to cheek , they dance holding each other very close with the sides of their faces touching |
| （跳舞时）脸贴脸 |
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| - | turn the othercheek
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| to deliberately not hurt or upset someone who has hurt or upset you |
| 甘受侮辱；受到伤害不还手 |
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