What is "itch" in English, "itchy" or "ticklish"? A very interesting question, today I will analyze the English related to "itch" for you.
tickle—tickling
A) "tick someone's tick", "tick someone"
A father teases his child, tickles a child, and the child says "it's itchy" ", his father corrected him and said, "it should be that tickles". "Tickling" means "tickle someone" in English.
Collins: When you tickle someone, you move your fingers lightly over a sensitive part of their body, often in order to make them laugh.
Webster: to touch (a body part, a person, etc.) lightly so as to excite the surface nerves and cause uneasiness, laughter, or spasmodic movements
The explanations of the two dictionaries are easy to understand. The verb "tickle" is exactly what we say in Chinese to "tick someone's itch".
Example:
1. I was tickling him, and he was laughing and giggling. I was tickling him, and he was giggling.
2. This might tickle, but it feels divine.
B) Since tickle is "tickling", the adjective is "ticklish" if someone is afraid of others.
Collins: Someone who is ticklish is sensitive to being tickled, and laughs as soon as you tickle them.
ticklish-ticklish
Example:
1. This massage method is not recommended for anyone who is very ticklish. This massage method is not recommended for anyone who is very ticklish.
C) Understand the relationship between "tickle" and "ticklish", and then look at the meaning of "itchy"
Collins: If a part of your body or something you are wearing is itchy, you have an unpleasant feeling on your skin that makes you want to scratch.
Itchy is an adjective, translated as "itchy" in Chinese, specifically referring to feelings like " itch after mosquito bites". And ticklish refers to "the itch that occurs after being tickled by someone."
itchy—(caused by external causes) itchy skin
Example:
1. Symptoms include red, itchy and inflamed skin. Symptoms include red, itchy and inflamed skin. Symptoms include red, itchy and inflamed skin.
2. It would be great if they would be able to tell us whether they are hungry or if their backs are itchy. Up.
"ticklish" and "itchy" are confusing because the Chinese translations of both are "itchy", but Chinese cannot reflect the special meanings of the two English words. This kind of "Chinese translation is the same, but English There are many more words with "differences in", and I will continue to introduce them in the future.
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