vt. 1.搔触(使觉得痒)，呵(痒)；撩拨。 2.逗笑；使高兴，使快乐；使满足。 3.用手抓住(鳝鱼等)。 vi. 觉得痒，(东西)使人发痒。 He tickled me in the ribs. 他搔触我的肋骨。 I was greatly tickled at the joke. 想起这个笑话感到有趣得了不得。 My ear tickles. 我耳朵痒。 The rough sheets tickle。 粗床单使人发痒。 tickle sb.'s palm 给某人赏钱[贿赂]。 tickle sb.'s vanity 满足某人的虚荣心。 tickle the fancy 迎合所好。 tickle the ivories 〔美国〕弹的琴。 tickle to death 使笑破肚皮 (I was tickled to death at the joke. 听了那笑话，我的肚皮都笑破了)。 n. 1.搔痒。 2.使人发痒[高兴]的东西[事物]。 3.愉快的情绪。 短语和例子 tickled pink adj. 〔美俚〕非常开心，高兴 (He was tickled pink that somebody had remembered his birthday. 他非常高兴，因为还有人记得他的生日)。
the act of tickling 同义词：tickling, titillation,
a cutaneous sensation often resulting from light stroking
touch or stroke lightly; "The grass tickled her calves"
feel sudden intense sensation or emotion; "he was thrilled by the speed and the roar of the engine" 同义词：thrill, vibrate,
touch (a body part) lightly so as to excite the surface nerves and cause uneasiness, laughter, or spasmodic movements 同义词：titillate, vellicate,
例句与用法
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I was tickled to death at the joke . 听了那笑话，我的肚皮都笑破了。
2.
Mac was really tickled when i told him . 我对麦克一说，麦克高兴极了。
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I was greatly tickled at the joke . 想起这个笑话感到有趣得了不得。
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I am tickled pink that my essay won the prize . 我的文章获奖了，我高兴得要命。
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They're more likely to tickle us ! 它们更可能要摸我们呢！
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Was it spring tickling her senses ? 是不是春意撩人呢？
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This morning i got the old tickle in the throat . 今天早晨喉咙里发痒的老毛病又犯了。
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The sweat tickled his face . 他的脸上流下了汗珠。
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The public is to be coaxed and tickled into understanding . 大众得哄着、逗着才能获得了解。
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