prickle

prick·le

P0553700 (prĭk′əl)n.1. a. A small hard pointed outgrowth of the epidermis of a plant, in contrast to a modified plant organ such as a spine or thorn.b. A spine, thorn, or other small sharp structure.2. A tingling or pricking sensation: felt prickles in my leg after sitting for so long.v. prick·led, prick·ling, prick·les v.intr.1. To feel a tingling or pricking sensation: His skin prickled with fear.2. To rise or stand up like prickles: The hair on my neck prickled.v.tr. To cause a tingling or pricking sensation in: Tears prickled my eyes.

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[Middle English prikel, from Old English pricel.]

prickle

(ˈprɪkəl) n1. (Botany) botany a pointed process arising from the outer layer of a stem, leaf, etc, and containing no woody or conducting tissue. Compare thorn¹2. a pricking or stinging sensationvb3. to feel or cause to feel a stinging sensation4. (tr) to prick, as with a thorn[Old English pricel; related to Middle Low German prekel, German Prickel]

prick•le

(ˈprɪk əl)

n., v. -led, -ling. n. 1. a sharp point. 2. a small, sharp thorn or projection, as on a plant. 3. a pricking sensation. v.t. 4. to prick lightly. 5. to cause a pricking or tingling sensation in. v.i. 6. to tingle as if pricked. [before 950; Middle English prykel (n.), Old English pricel. See prick, -le]

prickle

Past participle: prickled
Gerund: prickling

Imperative
prickle
prickle

Present
I prickle
you prickle
he/she/it prickles
we prickle
you prickle
they prickle

Preterite
I prickled
you prickled
he/she/it prickled
we prickled
you prickled
they prickled

Present Continuous
I am prickling
you are prickling
he/she/it is prickling
we are prickling
you are prickling
they are prickling

Present Perfect
I have prickled
you have prickled
he/she/it has prickled
we have prickled
you have prickled
they have prickled

Past Continuous
I was prickling
you were prickling
he/she/it was prickling
we were prickling
you were prickling
they were prickling

Past Perfect
I had prickled
you had prickled
he/she/it had prickled
we had prickled
you had prickled
they had prickled

Future
I will prickle
you will prickle
he/she/it will prickle
we will prickle
you will prickle
they will prickle

Future Perfect
I will have prickled
you will have prickled
he/she/it will have prickled
we will have prickled
you will have prickled
they will have prickled

Future Continuous
I will be prickling
you will be prickling
he/she/it will be prickling
we will be prickling
you will be prickling
they will be prickling

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been prickling
you have been prickling
he/she/it has been prickling
we have been prickling
you have been prickling
they have been prickling

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been prickling
you will have been prickling
he/she/it will have been prickling
we will have been prickling
you will have been prickling
they will have been prickling

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been prickling
you had been prickling
he/she/it had been prickling
we had been prickling
you had been prickling
they had been prickling

Conditional
I would prickle
you would prickle
he/she/it would prickle
we would prickle
you would prickle
they would prickle

Past Conditional
I would have prickled
you would have prickled
he/she/it would have prickled
we would have prickled
you would have prickled
they would have prickled

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	prickle - a small sharp-pointed tip resembling a spike on a stem or leafpricker, spikelet, sticker, thorn, spineaculeus - a stiff sharp-pointed plant processglochid, glochidium - a barbed spine or bristle (often tufted on cacti)
Verb	1.	prickle - cause a prickling sensationpricktwinge, prick, sting - cause a stinging pain; "The needle pricked his skin"
	2.	prickle - cause a stinging or tingling sensationtingleitch - have or perceive an itch; "I'm itching--the air is so dry!"
	3.	prickle - make a small hole into, as with a needle or a thorn; "The nurse pricked my finger to get a small blood sample"prickneedle - prick with a needlepierce - make a hole into; "The needle pierced her flesh"

prickle

verb1. tingle, smart, sting, twitch, itch His scalp prickled under his wig.2. prick, stick into, nick, jab The pine needles prickled her skin.noun1. tingling, smart, chill, tickle, tingle, pins and needles (informal), goose bumps, goose flesh, paraesthesia (Medical) a prickle at the nape of my neck reminds me of my fears2. spike, point, spur, needle, spine, thorn, barb an erect stem covered at the base with prickles

prickle

noun1. A sharp, pointed object:needle, prick, spine, thorn.2. A sensation of physical discomfort occurring as the result of disease or injury:ache, pain, pang, prick, smart, soreness, stab, sting, stitch, throe, twinge.Informal: misery.

Translations

动植物的皮刺针刺般的感觉

prickle

(ˈprikl) noun1. a sharp point growing on a plant or animal. A hedgehog is covered with prickles. (動植物的)皮刺 （动植物的）皮刺 2. a feeling of being pricked. a prickle of fear. 針刺般的感覺 针刺般的感觉ˈprickly adjective1. covered with prickles. Holly is a prickly plant. 多刺的 多刺的2. pricking; stinging. a prickly rash. 刺痛的 刺痛的ˈprickliness noun 易怒 易怒