tease

tease怎么读

英式音标：[ti:z]

美式音标：[tiz]

tease基本解释

vt. 取笑；戏弄；梳理；欺负；强求；使起毛

n. 戏弄；爱纠缠的小孩；挑逗者；卖弄风骚的女孩

vi. 取笑

tease的意思释义

vt.

取笑，戏弄；挑逗；强要；

vi.

梳理（羊毛等）；起绒；

n.

爱嘲弄他人的人；取笑卖弄风骚的人；

变形

复数：teases过去式：teased过去分词：teased现在分词：teasing第三人称单数：teases

双语释义

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 取笑; 逗弄 make fun of sb playfully or unkindly; vex or worry by tricks

vt. 使烦恼; 强求 annoy by making repeated requests

英英释义

tease[ ti:z ]

n.

someone given to teasing (as by mocking or stirring curiosity)

同义词：teaserannoyervexer

a seductive woman who uses her sex appeal to exploit men

同义词：coquetteflirtvampvamperminxprickteaser

the act of harassing someone playfully or maliciously (especially by ridicule); provoking someone with persistent annoyances

\"he ignored their teases\"

同义词：teasingribbingtantalization

v.

annoy persistently

\"The children teased the boy because of his stammer\"

同义词：badgerpesterbugbeleaguer

harass with persistent criticism or carping

\"The children teased the new teacher\"

同义词：razzragcodtantalizetantalisebaittaunttwitrallyride

to arouse hope, desire, or curiosity without satisfying them

\"The advertisement is intended to tease the customers\"

tear into pieces

\"tease tissue for microscopic examinations\"

raise the nap of (fabrics)

disentangle and raise the fibers of

\"tease wool\"

同义词：tease apartloosen

separate the fibers of

\"tease wool\"

同义词：card

mock or make fun of playfully

\"the flirting man teased the young woman\"

ruffle (one\'s hair) by combing towards the ends towards the scalp, for a full effect

同义词：fluff

tease用法及例句

词汇搭配

用作动词 (v.)

～+名词

tease the cat逗猫玩

tease the dog逗狗玩

～+副词

tease boisterously兴高采烈地逗弄

tease ceaselessly不断地逗弄

tease characteristically具有特色地逗弄

tease cleverly巧妙地逗弄

tease clumsily拙劣地逗弄

tease constantly连续地逗弄

tease creatively创造性地逗弄

tease curiously不寻常地逗弄

tease daringly大胆地逗弄

tease delicately微妙地逗弄

tease desperately毫无顾忌地逗弄

tease directly直接地逗弄

tease enthusiastically全心全意地逗弄

tease frequently常常逗弄

tease inadvertently非故意地逗弄

tease ineffectually效果不佳地逗弄

tease insultingly侮辱性地逗弄

tease irritatingly烦躁地逗弄

tease murderously极其危险地逗弄

tease patiently耐心地逗弄

tease repeatedly多次地逗弄

tease restlessly不停地逗弄

tease ridiculously荒唐可笑地逗弄

tease selectively有选择地逗弄

tease slyly偷偷摸摸地逗弄

tease unceremoniously无礼地逗弄

tease unconsciously不自觉地逗弄

tease unmistakably显而易见地逗弄

tease viciously恶意地逗弄

tease wearily令人厌烦地逗弄

tease wilfully故意地逗弄

tease out梳理

～+介词

tease for使(某人)烦恼

tease into强求

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

He is a terrible tease.

他特别爱戏弄人。

用作动词(v.)

It\'s too bad of you to tease the child like that.

你那样逗弄小孩真不好。

You must never tease a child because he stutters .

你切不可因为一个孩子口吃而去取笑他。

Don\'t take it seriously. He\'s only teasing.

别把它当真，他只不过是在开玩笑。

例句参考

Effects of pro-tease inhibitors on hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia, and lipodystrophy: A 5-year cohort study

Gaming device having tease reveal feature

Q&A: \'Better Call Saul\' Creators Tease More \'Breaking Bad\' Connections to Come

How to cut strip sets in the Strip Tease quilt. Detailed photo\'s and directions.

Superconductivity researchers tease out facts from artifacts

How much sediment have we added to a floodplain? Preliminary results of using contaminated sediments to tease out enhanced depositio...

Sox2 is required for sensory organ development in the mammalian inner ear.

Characterization of the cDNA encoding human nucleophosmin and studies of its role in normal and abnormal growth

Chromosome specific paints from a high resolution flow karyotype of the mouse

Patterns of meiotic recombination in human fetal oocytes

tease词源

tease

tease: [OE] Tease originally meant ‘separate the fibres of wool’ (a sense still perceptible in the metaphorical tease out ‘disentangle something complicated’). It came from a prehistoric West Germanic *taisjan, whose base was also the source of English teasel [OE], a plant whose prickly flower heads were used for carding wool. The notion of ‘irritating someone with prickles’ led in the 17th century to tease being used for ‘pester’, which gradually weakened into ‘make fun of’.

tease (v.)

formerly also teaze, Old English tæsan \"pluck, pull, tear; pull apart, comb\" (fibers of wool, flax, etc.), from Proto-Germanic *taisijan (cognates: Danish tæse, Middle Dutch tesen, Dutch tezen \"to draw, pull, scratch,\" Old High German zeisan \"to tease, pick wool\").The original sense is of running thorns through wool or flax to separate, shred, or card the fibers. The figurative sense of \"vex, worry, annoy\" (sometimes done in good humor) emerged 1610s. For similar sense development, compare heckle. Hairdressing sense is recorded from 1957. Related: Teased; teasing; teasingly.

tease (n.)

1690s, \"act of teasing,\" from tease (v.). Meaning \"one who teases\" is from 1852. Specifically as short for cock-teaser, it was in use by 1976.