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prickleBrE /ˈprɪkl/NAmE /ˈprɪkl/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they prickle BrE /ˈprɪkl/ NAmE /ˈprɪkl/present simple - he / she / it prickles BrE /ˈprɪklz/ NAmE /ˈprɪklz/past simple prickled BrE /ˈprɪkld/ NAmE /ˈprɪkld/past participle prickled BrE /ˈprɪkld/ NAmE /ˈprɪkld/ -ing form prickling BrE /ˈprɪklɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈprɪklɪŋ/ [T, I] ~ (sth) to give sb an unpleasant feeling on their skin, as if a lot of small sharp points are pushing into it 刺痛；扎疼◆The rough cloth prickled my skin. 粗布扎我的皮肤。◆His moustache prickled when he kissed me. 他吻我的时候胡子扎人。 [I] ~ (with sth) (of skin, eyes, etc. 皮肤、眼睛等) to sting or feel strange and unpleasant because you are frightened, angry, excited, etc. 有刺痛感◆Her eyes prickled with tears. 泪水刺疼了她的眼睛。◆The hairs on the back of my neck prickled when I heard the door open. 听到开门声，我颈后汗毛倒竖。◆(figurative) He prickled (= became angry) at the suggestion that it had been his fault. 一听说过错在他，他马上火儿了。 prickleBrE /ˈprɪkl/NAmE /ˈprɪkl/ nouna small sharp part on the stem or leaf of a plant or on the skin of some animals （植物的）芒刺，刺；（动物的）皮刺，刺毛◆a cactus covered in prickles 长满刺的仙人掌a slight stinging feeling on the skin 刺痒；轻微的刺痛感◆a prickle of fear/excitement 恐惧/激动的刺痒感 |