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pricking /'prikiŋ/
prick /ˈprɪk/
prick
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verbpricks; pricked; pricking[+ obj] :to make a very small hole in (something) with a sharp pointed object[+ obj] :to cause a sharp, painful feeling on or in (part of your body)b literaryIf tears prick your eyes, you begin to feel tears in your eyes.[+ obj] :to make (someone) feel guilt, shame, regret, etc.The photographs of the flood victims pricked my conscience [=made me feel guilty] and I knew I had to do something to help.of an animal :to cause (the ears) to point upward [+ obj]Her ears pricked (up) when they said her name. = She pricked up her ears [=she started to listen carefully] when they said her name.nounplural pricks[count] an act of making a small hole in something with a sharp pointed objecta feeling of pain caused by being touched by something sharp or pointeda slight, sharp feeling of sadness, regret, etc.informal + offensive :penisinformal + offensive :a very bad or unpleasant man
* Các từ tương tự:
prickle, prickly, prickly heat, prickly pear
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nounFor the blood test, the doctor made a tiny prick in my finger with a needleThe teacher leapt from her chair the instant she felt the prick of the tackverbUsing a pin, prick tiny holes in the paper to let the steam escape. The doctor pricked a boil on my neckThe hypodermic needle really pricked me when it went in