vt.\n轻触使觉得痒，使酥痒，胳肢：\nHe tickled my feet with a feather.\n他用羽毛搔我的脚。\nThe little boy laughed when his sister tickled his ribs.\n当姐姐搔小男孩的肋骨时，他笑了。\n使觉得有趣；使发笑，逗乐：\nThe teacher tickled the pupils with a joke.\n老师讲了个笑话，把学生们逗乐了。\nThe clown tickled the kids.\n小丑把孩子们逗乐了。\n取悦；使满足：\nto tickle someone's vanity\n满足某人的虚荣心\nHe was tickled with his new computer.\n他对他的新电脑很满意。\n轻弹，轻摸：\nto tickle the keys of a piano\n轻弹钢琴键\n用手抓住(鳝鱼等)\n提醒(记忆)\n[俚语]偷盗；抢劫\nvi.\n发痒，觉得痒：\nMy throat tickles.\n我的喉头发痒。\nI tickle all over.\n我全身都痒。\n(东西)使人发痒:\nThese rough sheets tickle.\n这些粗床单使人发痒。\n怕痒；易痒\nn.\n发痒；胳肢\n痒；酥痒感\n使人发痒的东西；使人高兴的东西\n愉快的情绪\n[俚语、罪犯用语]成功的买卖；成功的犯罪\n[英国英语、警察用语]值得的拘捕\n【赌博】(一笔)可观的赢钱\nadj.\n[方言]不稳的，摇摇欲坠的\n短语:\nbe tickled pink (或to death)\n[口语]非常高兴，乐坏了\n变形：\nvt.\ntickled\n. tickling

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