Tickled Meaning in English

word · lemma: tickle

US

/ˈtɪkəɫd/

TI-kuhld

UK

/tˈɪkəld/

TI-kuhld

परिभाषा

If someone is "tickled," it usually means they are touched lightly so that they laugh, or they feel very pleased or amused by something.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Used both for physical sensation (being made to laugh by touch) and for feeling amused or delighted ("tickled pink"). Often informal, and can be literal or figurative. "Tickled" as past tense or past participle of "tickle."

• Spanish: hacía cosquillas - estaba divertido (figurado)
• Portuguese (BR): fazia cócegas - estava divertido (figurado)
• Portuguese (PT): fazia cócegas - estava divertido (figurado)
• Chinese (Simplified): 搔痒 - 觉得好笑（引申）
• Chinese (Traditional): 搔癢 - 覺得好笑（引申）
• Hindi: गुदगुदी की - खुश हुआ (आकर्षित, भावनात्मक)
• Arabic: دغدغ - شعر بالفرح (مجازي)
• Bengali: গুদগুদ করা - আনন্দিত হওয়া
• Russian: щекотал - был в восторге
• Japanese: くすぐった - 嬉しかった
• Vietnamese: cù - cảm thấy thích thú
• Korean: 간질였다 - 매우 기뻐했다
• Turkish: gıdıklamak - çok memnun olmak
• Urdu: گدگدانا - بہت خوش ہونا
• Indonesian: menggelitik - sangat senang

उदाहरण वाक्य

She tickled her little brother to make him laugh.

basic

The cat tickled my foot when it walked by.

basic

He was tickled when he heard the funny story.

basic

I was tickled by her clever joke.

natural

He looked absolutely tickled when he saw his birthday present.

natural

You must've been tickled to get front-row seats!

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