kiss 英 [kɪs] 　 美 [kɪs]

kiss

kiss　 英 [kɪs] 美 [kɪs]

v. 亲吻；接吻　 n. 吻　

进行时:kissing　 过去式:kissed　 过去分词:kissed　 第三人称单数:kisses　 名词复数:kisses　

Do people in Britain kiss when they meet?　英国人见面时亲吻吗？
She kissed him on both cheeks.　她吻了吻他的双颊。

  • To kiss is to touch someone's face or lips with your own lips. Most people kiss each other as a way of saying "Hello!" or because they love each other.
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  • v. 亲吻；接吻
  • n. 吻

  • 1. Do people in Britain kiss when they meet?

    英国人见面时亲吻吗？

  • 2. She kissed him on both cheeks.

    她吻了吻他的双颊。

  • 3. They stood in a doorway kissing .

    他们站在门口亲吻。

  • 4. The sunlight kissed the warm stones.

    阳光洒落在温暖的石块上。

  • 5. a kiss on the cheek

    在面颊上的一吻

  • kiss (n.) Old English coss "a kiss, embrace," noun derived from kiss (v.). It became Middle English cos, cus, but in Modern English this was conformed to the verb.
  • kiss (v.) Old English cyssan "to touch with the lips" (in respect, reverence, etc.), from Proto-Germanic *kussjan (source also of Old Saxon kussian, Old Norse kyssa, Old Frisian kessa, Middle Dutch cussen, Dutch, Old High German kussen, German küssen, Norwegian and Danish kysse, Swedish kyssa), from *kuss-, probably ultimately imitative of the sound. Gothic used kukjan. Of two persons, "to reciprocally kiss, to kiss each other," c. 1300. Related: Kissed; kissing. The vowel was uncertain through Middle English; for vowel evolution, see bury.
kiss ★ / kɪs ; NAmE kɪs / verb , noun kiss kisses kissed kissing verb ★ 1 ★ [intransitive ,  transitive ] to touch sb with your lips as a sign of love, affection, sexual desire, etc, or when saying hello or goodbye 亲吻；接吻 ◆ They stood in a doorway kissing (= kissing each other). 他们站在门口亲吻。 ◆ Do people in Britain kiss when they meet? 英国人见面时亲吻吗？ kisssb ◆ Go and kiss your mother goodnight. 去亲亲你母亲祝她晚安。 ◆ She kissed him on both cheeks. 她吻了吻他的双颊。 ◆ He lifted the trophy up and kissed it. 他举起奖杯吻了一下。 ☞see also air kiss 2 [transitive ] kisssth ( literary) to gently move or touch sth 轻拂；轻触 ◆ The sunlight kissed the warm stones. 阳光洒落在温暖的石块上。 IDIOMS ˌkiss and ˈtell a way of referring to sb talking publicly, usually for money, about a past sexual relationship with sb famous （通常为了获利）泄露与名人的私情 kiss sb's ˈarse ( BrE) ( NAmE kiss sb's ˈass , kiss ˈass ) ( taboo, slang) to be very nice to sb in order to persuade them to help you or to give you sth 谄媚巴结某人；拍某人马屁；奉承某人 HELP  A more polite way to express this is lick sb's boots. 较礼貌的表达法是 lick sb's boots。 ˌkiss sth ˈbetter ( informal) to take away the pain of an injury by kissing it 以吻消除疼痛；亲一亲就不痛了 ◆ Come here and let me kiss it better. 过来让我亲一亲就不疼了。 kiss sth goodˈbye | kiss goodˈbye to sth ( informal) to accept that you will lose sth or be unable to do sth 任其失去；放弃某事物；承认对某事无能为力 ◆ Well, you can kiss goodbye to your chances of promotion. 嗳，你就甭想晋升了。 PHRASAL VERB ˌkiss sth↔aˈway to stop sb feeling sad or angry by kissing them 以吻消除（某人的悲伤或怒气） ◆ He kissed away her tears. 他吻了吻她，她就不哭了。 noun ★ the act of kissing sb/sth 吻 ◆ Come here and give me a kiss! 过来亲亲我吧！ ◆ a kiss on the cheek 在面颊上的一吻 ◆ We were greeted with hugs and kisses. 我们受到欢迎，又是拥抱，又是亲吻。 IDIOMS the kiss of ˈdeath ( informal, especially humorous) an event that seems good, but is certain to make sth else fail 貌似有利却肯定会在别处导致失利的事物；表面有利实则有害的事物 the kiss of ˈlife ( BrE) a method of helping sb who has stopped breathing to breathe again by placing your mouth on theirs and forcing air into their lungs 人工呼吸（口对口） SYN mouth-to-mouth resuscitation IDIOMsee steal   v. kiss / kɪs ; NAmE kɪs /
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