pricked

1. vt. 刺，扎，戳 make a little hole or holes in the skin or surface of sth with a sharp-pointed object
2. vt. & vi. 刺伤，刺痛；使剧痛 hurt with a sharp point or points;cause sharp pain to
3. vt. & vi. (使)觉得刺痛 (cause to) feel sharp pain (in a part of body)

1. [C]刺痛 a small sharp pain
2. [C]刺孔，刺痕 a small mark or hole made by pricking

prick up oneself打扮自己；炫耀自己

prick up vt. 粗涂；竖起；（风）加剧

prick on v. 驱使

1. The thorns of roses prick rather badly.
   玫瑰刺刺得很痛。
2. I am afraid I have to prick your finger and take a drop of blood.
   我恐怕不得不刺破你的手指，取一滴血。
3. She pricked herself on a needle.
   她被针扎了一下。
4. The rabbit stopped suddenly, pricking up its ears.
   兔子突然停下来，竖起自己的耳朵。
5. My conscience pricked me.
   我受良心责备。

1. The needle left a prick in the tailor's finger.
   裁缝的手指上有个针扎的孔。
2. I gave my finger a prick with a needle.
   我的手指叫针给扎了一下。
3. The needle went into my hip with a prick.
   针一下刺进了我的臀部。
4. You will feel a tiny prick in your arm.
   你会觉得胳膊上有一点点刺痛。
5. I still feel a slight prick in my arm.
   我仍然感到臂上有一点轻微的刺痛。