英语词汇prick怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ prick /ˈprɪk/ verb

pricks; pricked; pricking

¹ prick

/ˈprɪk/

verb

pricks; pricked; pricking

Learner's definition of PRICK

[+ object] : to make a very small hole in (something) with a sharp pointed object扎；刺；戳

She pricked her finger with a pin. = The pin pricked her (finger).大头针扎破了她的手指。
The nurse pricked my finger and squeezed out a drop of blood.护士在我的手指上扎了一下，然后挤出一滴血。

a [+ object] : to cause a sharp, painful feeling on or in (part of your body)使（身体某部位）刺痛

The sharp shells pricked the bottoms of our feet.尖尖的贝壳刺痛了我们的脚底。

b literary

◊ If tears prick your eyes, you begin to feel tears in your eyes.泪水刺痛双眼。

[+ object] : to make (someone) feel guilt, shame, regret, etc.使…感到不安

She was pricked by doubt/guilt/jealousy.她因怀疑/内疚/嫉妒而感到不安。
The photographs of the flood victims pricked my conscience [=made me feel guilty] and I knew I had to do something to help.洪灾受害者的这些照片使我良心发现，我知道我必须为他们提供一些帮助。
His conscience pricked him. [=he felt guilty; he felt that he had done something wrong]他感到良心不安。

of an animal : to cause (the ears) to point upward（动物）竖起（耳朵）

[+ object]

The dog pricked (up) its ears at the sound.这只狗听到声音，竖起了耳朵。

[no object]

The dog's ears pricked up at the sound.这只狗听到声音，竖起了耳朵。

— used figuratively of people用于比喻人

Her ears pricked (up) when they said her name. = She pricked up her ears [=she started to listen carefully] when they said her name.当他们提及她的名字时，她竖起耳朵仔细听。

² prick /ˈprɪk/ noun

plural pricks

² prick

/ˈprɪk/

noun

plural pricks

Learner's definition of PRICK

[count]

: an act of making a small hole in something with a sharp pointed object扎；刺；戳

The nurse gave my finger a (little) prick (with a needle) and squeezed out a drop of blood.护士（用针）（轻轻）扎了一下我的手指，挤出一滴血。

a : a feeling of pain caused by being touched by something sharp or pointed刺痛

She felt a prick as the thorn jabbed her foot.荆棘扎了她的脚，她感到一阵刺痛。
He felt the prick of the needle.他感到针扎的刺痛。

b : a slight, sharp feeling of sadness, regret, etc.伤心；悔恨

She felt a prick of jealousy.她因嫉妒而感到内心刺痛。
He felt a prick of conscience. [=a feeling of guilt]他感到良心不安。

informal + offensive : penis

informal + offensive : a very bad or unpleasant man笨蛋；蠢材

单词	prick
释义	prick (noun) prick 2 ENTRIES FOUND: prick (verb) prick (noun) ¹ prick /ˈprɪk/ verb pricks; pricked; pricking ¹ prick /ˈprɪk/ verb pricks; pricked; pricking Learner's definition of PRICK 1 [+ object] : to make a very small hole in (something) with a sharp pointed object扎；刺；戳 She pricked her finger with a pin. = The pin pricked her (finger).大头针扎破了她的手指。 The nurse pricked my finger and squeezed out a drop of blood.护士在我的手指上扎了一下，然后挤出一滴血。 2 a [+ object] : to cause a sharp, painful feeling on or in (part of your body)使（身体某部位）刺痛 The sharp shells pricked the bottoms of our feet.尖尖的贝壳刺痛了我们的脚底。 b literary ◊ If tears prick your eyes, you begin to feel tears in your eyes.泪水刺痛双眼。 3 [+ object] : to make (someone) feel guilt, shame, regret, etc.使…感到不安 She was pricked by doubt/guilt/jealousy.她因怀疑/内疚/嫉妒而感到不安。 The photographs of the flood victims pricked my conscience [=made me feel guilty] and I knew I had to do something to help.洪灾受害者的这些照片使我良心发现，我知道我必须为他们提供一些帮助。 His conscience pricked him. [=he felt guilty; he felt that he had done something wrong]他感到良心不安。 4 of an animal : to cause (the ears) to point upward（动物）竖起（耳朵） [+ object] The dog pricked (up) its ears at the sound.这只狗听到声音，竖起了耳朵。 [no object] The dog's ears pricked up at the sound.这只狗听到声音，竖起了耳朵。 — used figuratively of people用于比喻人 Her ears pricked (up) when they said her name. = She pricked up her ears [=she started to listen carefully] when they said her name.当他们提及她的名字时，她竖起耳朵仔细听。 ² prick /ˈprɪk/ noun plural pricks ² prick /ˈprɪk/ noun plural pricks Learner's definition of PRICK [count] 1 : an act of making a small hole in something with a sharp pointed object扎；刺；戳 The nurse gave my finger a (little) prick (with a needle) and squeezed out a drop of blood.护士（用针）（轻轻）扎了一下我的手指，挤出一滴血。 2 a : a feeling of pain caused by being touched by something sharp or pointed刺痛 She felt a prick as the thorn jabbed her foot.荆棘扎了她的脚，她感到一阵刺痛。 He felt the prick of the needle.他感到针扎的刺痛。 b : a slight, sharp feeling of sadness, regret, etc.伤心；悔恨 She felt a prick of jealousy.她因嫉妒而感到内心刺痛。 He felt a prick of conscience. [=a feeling of guilt]他感到良心不安。 3 informal + offensive : penis 4 informal + offensive : a very bad or unpleasant man笨蛋；蠢材
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