prickle
/ˈprɪk.əl/noun
C1formalcommon/ˈprɪk.əl/A noun referring to a small, sharp-pointed tip, such as a spike or thorn, typically found on the stem or leaf of a plant.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее маленький острый кончик, такой как шип или колючка, обычно встречающийся на стебле или листе растения.esSustantivo que designa una pequeña protuberancia o punta afilada, como una espina o púa, que suele aparecer en el tallo o las hojas de una planta; también puede referirse a una sensación de hormigueo o escozor en la piel.frNom désignant une petite pointe acérée, comme une épine ou un piquant, que l'on trouve généralement sur la tige ou la feuille d'une plante.deKleiner, spitzer Fortsatz an Pflanzen wie Stacheln oder Dornen; auch ein leichtes Stechen oder Kribbeln auf der Haut.ptSubstantivo que designa uma pequena ponta afiada, como um espinho ou acúleo, geralmente presente no caule ou na folha de uma planta.zh名词,指植物茎或叶上细小的尖锐物,如刺或针状突起;也可指其他细小而尖锐的东西。arاسم يدل على نتوء صغير حاد، مثل شوكة أو سنّ مدبب، يوجد عادة على ساق النبات أو ورقه.
- Sharp point on a plant B2 formal
A small, sharp-pointed outgrowth on the stem or leaf of a plant, such as a thorn or spine.
- The rose stem is covered in tiny prickles.
- Be careful of the prickles on that cactus.
- The blackberry bush has many sharp prickles.
ruКолючкаesPúa vegetalfrAiguillon végétaldeStachelptEspinhozh刺arشوكة نباتية
- Stinging sensation B2 formal
A slight, sharp, stinging or tingling feeling on the skin, often caused by heat, cold, or fear.
- A prickle of fear ran down his spine.
- She felt a prickle of excitement as the curtain rose.
- The cold wind caused a prickle on his cheeks.
ruПокалываниеesSensación de hormigueo o picazónfrPicotementdeStechenptFormigamentozh刺痛感arوخز
- prickles plural form
- prickles' possessive plural form
- prickle's possessive singular form
verb
C1formalcommon/ˈprɪk.əl/A verb used to describe the sensation of small, sharp points lightly touching the skin, or to cause such a sensation.
ruГлагол, используемый для описания ощущения от прикосновения мелких острых точек к коже или вызывания такого ощущения.esVerbo que describe la sensación de pequeños puntos afilados que tocan la piel, o la acción de causar esa sensación, similar a un cosquilleo punzante o un hormigueo agudo.frVerbe décrivant une sensation de picotement ou de légères piqûres sur la peau, ou le fait de provoquer une telle sensation.deDeutsches Verb, das das Gefühl beschreibt, wenn feine spitze Reize die Haut berühren oder ein solches Gefühl verursachen; auch für ein leichtes Stechen oder Brennen auf der Haut.ptVerbo usado para descrever a sensação de pequenos pontos agudos tocando a pele, ou o ato de causar essa sensação.zh动词,用于描述细小的尖点接触皮肤时产生的刺痛或刺痒感,或引起这种感觉。arفعل يُستخدم لوصف الإحساس الناتج عن ملامسة نقاط صغيرة حادة للجلد، أو التسبب في هذا الإحساس.
- Cause a prickling sensation B2 formal
To produce a slight, sharp, stinging or tingling feeling on the skin.
- The wool sweater prickled her arms.
- His skin prickled with fear as he entered the dark room.
- The cold wind prickled my cheeks.
ruВызывать покалываниеesproducir cosquilleofrProvoquer une sensation de picotementdeEin Prickeln verursachenptCausar formigamentozh引起刺痛感arإحداث وخز
- Cause a stinging or tingling sensation B2 formal
To cause a feeling of small, sharp, repeated stings or a slight numbness.
- The antiseptic prickled when applied to the wound.
- Her fingers prickled as the circulation returned.
- The carbonation in the drink prickled his tongue.
ruВызывать покалываниеesProducir escozor u hormigueofrProvoquer une sensation de picotementdeEin Stechen oder Kribbeln verursachenptCausar formigamentozh引起刺痛或麻刺感arإحداث وخز أو تنميل
- Make a small hole into B2 formal
To pierce or make a tiny hole in something, as with a needle or a thorn.
- He prickled the balloon with a pin.
- The rose bush prickled her hand when she reached for the flower.
- She carefully prickled the leather to mark the stitching line.
ruПроколотьesperforar ligeramentefrPiquer (percer un petit trou)deAnstechenptEspetarzh刺穿arثقب صغير
- prickled past participle
- prickled past simple
- prickling present participle
- prickles third person singular