prick 英 [prɪk] 　 美 [prɪk]

prick

prick　 英 [prɪk] 美 [prɪk]

vt. 刺，戳；刺伤，刺痛；竖起　 n. 刺，扎；刺痛，刺伤；阴茎；锥　 vi. 刺；竖起　

进行时:pricking　 过去式:pricked　 过去分词:pricked　 第三人称单数:pricks　 名词复数:pricks　

If you prick them, do they not bleed?　如果刺他们一剑，他们不会流血吗？
The roses are thorny. Take care not to prick your hands.　玫瑰有刺， 小心扎手。

  • If you pierce your skin with a thorn, needle, or similar sharp object, you prick your skin. The mark it leaves on you is also called a prick.
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  • vt. 刺，戳；刺伤，刺痛；竖起
  • n. 刺，扎；刺痛，刺伤；阴茎；锥
  • vi. 刺；竖起
  • adj. 竖起的

  • 1. If you prick them, do they not bleed?

    如果刺他们一剑，他们不会流血吗？

  • 2. The roses are thorny. Take care not to prick your hands.

    玫瑰有刺， 小心扎手。

  • 3. prick the potatoes all over with a fork and cook for 2 minutes.

    先用叉子把土豆戳得“千疮百孔”，再加热2分钟，取出。

  • prick (n.) Middle English prikke, from Old English prica (n.) "point, puncture; particle, small portion of space or time," common Proto-Germanic (compare Low German prik "point," Middle Dutch prick, Dutch prik, Swedish prick "point, dot"). Meaning "pointed weapon, dagger" is first attested 1550s.
  • prick (v.) Old English prician "to prick, pierce, prick out, sting," from West Germanic *prikojan (source also of Low German pricken, Dutch prikken "to prick"), of uncertain origin. Danish prikke "to mark with dots," Swedish pricka "to point, prick, mark with dots" probably are from Low German. Related: Pricked; pricking. To prick up one's ears is 1580s, originally of animals with pointed ears (prycke-eared, of foxes, is from 1520s).
prick / prɪk ; NAmE prɪk / verb , noun prick pricks pricked pricking verb 1 [transitive ] to make a very small hole in sth with a sharp point 扎；刺；戳 pricksth ◆ He pricked the balloon and burst it. 他把气球扎爆了。 pricksth with sth ◆ Prick holes in the paper with a pin. 用大头针在纸上扎洞。 2 [transitive ] pricksth (on sth) to make a small hole in the skin so that it hurts or blood comes out 扎破，刺破（皮肤） ◆ She pricked her finger on a needle. 她的手指被针扎了。 3 [intransitive ,  transitive ] to make sb feel a slight pain as if they were being pricked 使感到刺痛 ◆ He felt a pricking sensation in his throat. 他感觉喉咙有点刺痛。 pricksth ◆ Tears pricked her eyes. 泪水刺激了她的双眼。 IDIOMS prick your ˈconscience | your ˈconscience pricks you to make you feel guilty about sth; to feel guilty about sth 唤醒良心；受到良心谴责 ◆ Her conscience pricked her as she lied to her sister. 她对姐姐撒谎时良心上感到很不安。 prick (up) your ˈears 1 (of an animal, especially a horse or dog 动物，尤指马或狗 ) to raise the ears 竖起耳朵 2 ( also your ˈears prick up ) (of a person 人 ) to listen carefully, especially because you have just heard sth interesting 倾耳细听 ◆ Her ears pricked up at the sound of his name. 一听到他的名字她的耳朵就立刻竖了起来。 noun 1 ( taboo, slang) a penis 鸡巴；屌 2 ( taboo, slang) an offensive word for a stupid or unpleasant man 鸟人；笨蛋 ◆ Don't be such a prick! 别那么笨！ 3 an act of making a very small hole in sth with a sharp point 扎；穿刺 ◆ I'm going to give your finger a little prick with this needle. 我将用这根针在你手指上轻轻扎一下。 4 a slight pain caused by a sharp point or sth that feels like a sharp point 针刺感；刺痛（感） ◆ You will feel a tiny prick in your arm. 你会觉得胳膊上有一点点刺痛。 ◆ ( figurative) He could feel the hot prick of tears in his eyes. 他眼里噙着泪水，火辣辣的。 prick / prɪk ; NAmE prɪk /
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