Tingly Meaning in English
word
ˈtɪŋɡli
TING-lee
tˈɪŋli
TING-lee
释义
Feeling a light, prickling or buzzing sensation in the skin, often like tiny pins and needles. Can be caused by excitement, nerves, or mild numbness.
用法与细微差别
Used for physical sensations ('a tingly feeling in my foot') or emotional excitement ('a tingly feeling of joy'). Not usually severe — stronger sensations use 'numb' or 'prickly'. Common with 'feeling', 'sensation', 'skin', and body parts.
Spanish: hormigueante - sensación de cosquilleoPortuguese (BR): formigamento - sensação de formigamentoPortuguese (PT): formigueiro - sensação de formigueiroChinese (Simplified): 发麻的 - 麻麻的Chinese (Traditional): 發麻的 - 麻麻的Hindi: झुनझुनी जैसा - झनझनाहटArabic: إحساس بالوخز - شعور تنميلBengali: ঝিনঝিনে - শিরশিরেRussian: покалывающий - щекочущийJapanese: ピリピリする - むずむずするVietnamese: ngứa ran - tê têKorean: 저릿저릿한 - 간질간질한Turkish: karıncalanma hissi veren - hafif iğne batması gibiUrdu: جھنجھناہٹ والا - سنسناہٹIndonesian: kesemutan - geli-geli
例句
My fingers feel tingly after being in the cold.
basic
I get a tingly feeling in my feet when they fall asleep.
basic
She noticed a tingly sensation on her scalp.
basic
That movie gave me a tingly feeling all over my body.
natural
His kiss left me with a tingly excitement.
natural
Sometimes coffee makes my hands feel a bit tingly.
natural