prick
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UK prick [sth/sb] vtr: (sharp point: puncture)
SC 刺伤 cì shāng
SC 刺破 cì shāng，cì pò
SC 戳伤 cì shāng，chuō shāng
The pin pricked Martha's finger.
别针刺伤了玛莎的指头。
prick [sth] vtr: (puncture)
SC 戳破
SC 刺穿 cì chuān
Emily took a pin and pricked the balloon, causing it to deflate.
艾米丽拿起一根别针，戳破了气球，气球瘪下去了。
prick n: (pin, thorn: act of pricking)
SC 刺 cì
TC 刺
TC 刺
SC 戳 cì ，chuō
TC 戳
TC 戳
Tabitha felt the prick of thorns as she pushed her way through the undergrowth.
塔比莎穿过矮树丛时，感觉被荆棘刺到。
prick n: vulgar, offensive, slang (penis) (粗俗语)
SC 鸡巴，屌 jī ba，diǎo
Steve often boasts about the size of his prick.
prick n: vulgar, pejorative, offensive, slang (person: insult) (比喻，侮辱性用语)
SC 蠢货，蠢驴，傻屌 chǔn huò，chǔn lǘ，shǎ diǎo
Neil is always making offensive comments; he's such a prick!
prick n: (small puncture mark)
SC 针眼
SC 针孔 zhēn kǒng
Robert could see the prick the pin had left in Martha's finger.
prick of [sth] n: figurative (emotional pain) (情感上)
SC 伤心，刺痛 cì tòng
TC 傷心
TC 傷心
Paul felt a prick of jealousy when he saw Laura and Mark together.
prick vi: (cause sharp pain)
SC 刺痛 cì tòng
SC 扎疼
Ouch! Those thorns prick!
prick [sth] vtr: (make small hole)
SC 在…扎小孔
Prick the base of your pastry case with a fork and then blind bake until golden.
prick [sb/sth] vtr: (cause emotional pain) (感情等)
SC 伤害 shāng hài
TC 傷害
TC 傷害
SC 刺痛 shāng hài，cì tòng
The sight of such misery pricked his heart.
Eddie was pricked by feelings of guilt over the way he had treated his ex-wife.
这番悲惨的景象刺痛了他的心。// 艾迪从前对待妻子不好，现在被负罪感刺痛。
prick [sth] out, prick out [sth] vtr phrasal sep: (transplant seedlings)
SC 移植 yí zhí
TC 移植
TC 移植
As soon as your seedlings are big enough, you need to prick them out.
prick up vi phrasal: (ears: react to sound) (指耳朵听到声音后)
SC 立起来了
SC 竖起来了
My ears pricked up when I heard someone mention my name.
prick up vi phrasal: (become more erect)
SC 站起来了
SC 直起来了
SC 立起来了
The plants leaves were drooping, but they soon pricked up when Karen watered it.
cock-tease, cocktease, cock-teaser, prick-teaser, prick-tease n: vulgar, pejorative, offensive, informal ([sb]: flirts misleadingly)
SC 挑逗男性但无意发生性关系的人
SC 撩骚但却不发生实质关系的人
Annoyed that the woman had rejected his advances, Tom called her a cock-tease.
pin prick n: (tiny hole made by a pin)
SC 针孔 zhēn kǒng
SC 针刺出来的小孔 zhēn kǒng，zhēn cì chū lái de xiǎo kǒng
Some acne scars look like tiny pin pricks in the skin.
prick up your ears v expr: (react to sound, raise ears)
SC 竖起耳朵
The dog pricked up his ears when he heard Nancy's voice.
prick up your ears v expr: figurative (become attentive)
SC 集中注意力
SC 竖起耳朵(形容注意)
Thelma pricked up her ears when she heard her name mentioned by someone on the other side of the room.