cricks

v.

引起痉挛( crick的第三人称单数 )；

1. Ten thousand years can grow you such a crick on the neck.
   一万年能给使你的脖子僵硬。
2. The next night, watching the game and having a beer, I fell asleep at halftime, and woke up on the couch two hours later with a bad crick in my neck.
   第二天晚上,我观看比赛并喝了罐啤酒,结果在比赛中场休息时睡着了,两小时后在沙发上醒过来后,觉得脖子僵硬得要命。

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