Vocab Bloom Hub

itch

/ɪtʃ/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على إحساس جلدي مزعج يثير الرغبة في الحك، أو رغبة شديدة قَلِقة في شيء ما., فعل يُستعمل لوصف الإحساس بالتهيّج في الجلد الذي يبعث على الرغبة في الحكّ، أو لوصف الشوق الشديد والقلق إلى شيء ما.

مدخلان

علاقات الكلمة

noun

/ɪtʃ/B1formal
  • arاسم يدل على إحساس جلدي مزعج يثير الرغبة في الحك، أو رغبة شديدة قَلِقة في شيء ما.

A noun referring to an irritating skin sensation that causes a desire to scratch, or a strong restless desire for something.

  1. Skin infection (scabies)B2formalmedical

    A contagious skin infection caused by the itch mite, characterized by persistent itching and skin irritation.

    arالجرب

    • The doctor diagnosed him with the itch after examining the rash.
    • The itch spread quickly among the children at the camp.
    • Treatment for the itch usually involves medicated creams.

    المرادفاتscabies

  2. Strong restless desireB1informal

    A strong, restless desire or longing for something.

    arالرغبة الشديدة القلقة

    • He had an itch to travel the world after graduation.
    • She felt an itch to try something new and exciting.
    • The itch for adventure was impossible to ignore.

    المرادفاتachecravinghankeringhungerlongingpiningthirsturgeyearningyen

    الأضدادaversiondisinclinationindifference

  3. Irritating skin sensationA2formalmedical

    An irritating cutaneous sensation that produces a desire to scratch.

    arحكة

    • The mosquito bite left a terrible itch on his arm.
    • She couldn't concentrate because of the itch on her back.
    • Applying calamine lotion helped soothe the itch.

    المرادفاتitchingpricklingpruritustickle

الصيغ
  • itches plural form
  • itches' possessive plural form
  • itch's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/ɪtʃ/B1formal
  • arفعل يُستعمل لوصف الإحساس بالتهيّج في الجلد الذي يبعث على الرغبة في الحكّ، أو لوصف الشوق الشديد والقلق إلى شيء ما.

A verb used to describe the sensation of irritation on the skin that causes a desire to scratch, or a strong restless desire for something.

  1. Scratch or rub to relieve itchingA2informal

    To scrape or rub a part of the body, typically with the fingernails, to relieve an irritating sensation.

    arحكّ أو فرك الجسم لتخفيف الحكة

    • He itched his arm where the mosquito had bitten him.
    • She itched her back against the doorframe.
    • Stop itching that rash, it will only make it worse.

    المرادفاتclawrubscrapescratch

  2. Perceive an irritating sensationA2informal

    To feel a tingling or irritating sensation on the skin that makes one want to scratch.

    arحَكَّ

    • My nose itches whenever I'm near flowers.
    • His skin itched from the wool sweater.
    • The wound itches as it heals.

    المرادفاتcrawlprickletingle

  3. Cause an irritating sensationB1informal

    To cause someone to feel an irritating sensation on the skin.

    arإحداث حكة

    • This fabric itches my skin.
    • The mosquito bite itches terribly.
    • The new soap itches my hands.

    المرادفاتirritateprickletickle

  4. Have a strong desire or urgeB2informal

    To have a strong, often restless, desire or urge to do something.

    arاشتياق قوي

    • He itched to travel the world after graduation.
    • She itched to tell him the secret.
    • They itched for a chance to prove themselves.

    المرادفاتachecravehankerhungerlongpinethirstyearn

الصيغ
  • itched past participle
  • itched past simple
  • itching present participle
  • itches third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

الشروط الموروثة

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

رابط المصدر

تُطبّق جميع التراخيص المذكورة

Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.