prickle

v [I, Tn] (cause sb/sth to) have a feeling of being pricked 刺痛某人[某物]; （使某人[某物]）感到刺痛: The woollen cloth prickles (my skin). 穿毛料衣服（使我的皮肤）有被扎的感觉. * My scalp began to prickle as I realized the horrible truth. 我了解到了那令人恐惧的事实, 顿时感到不寒而栗.

prevention, preventive, preventive (also preventative), preventive detention, preview, previous, previously, prey, prey on, price, price control, price war, price-fixing, price-list, price-tag, priceless, pricey (also pricy), pricing, prick, pricking, prickly / 5prIklI; `prIklI/, pride, prideful, priest, priestlike, priestly, prig, priggish, priggishly, priggishness, prim, prima ballerina, prima donna, prima facie, primacy, primaeval, primal, primarily, primary, primary colour,