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ticklish

/ˈtɪk.lɪʃ/

Tradução: Diz-se de uma pessoa que sente cócegas com facilidade ou de uma situação delicada que exige cuidado e tato.

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adjective

/ˈtɪk.lɪʃ/B2formal
  • ptDiz-se de uma pessoa que sente cócegas com facilidade ou de uma situação delicada que exige cuidado e tato.

Describes a person who is sensitive to tickling, or a situation that is delicate and requires careful handling.

  1. Sensitive to ticklingA2informal

    Reacting strongly to being touched lightly in certain areas, often causing laughter.

    ptSensível a cócegas

    • She is very ticklish under her arms.
    • He laughed because he is ticklish on his feet.
    • The child squirmed away because he was ticklish.
  2. Delicate or trickyB2formal

    Requiring careful handling or diplomacy; difficult to manage without causing offense or problems.

    ptDelicado

    • The negotiations were a ticklish situation that needed a skilled mediator.
    • Discussing salary can be a ticklish subject in many workplaces.
    • He handled the ticklish question with great tact and diplomacy.

    Sinônimosawkwarddelicatedifficultknottyprecariousproblematicalriskysensitivestickythornytouchytricky

    Antônimoseasysimplestraightforwardtractableuncomplicated

Formas
  • more ticklish comparative form
  • most ticklish superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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