caress 的 2 个定义
- an act or gesture expressing affection, as an embrace or kiss, especially a light stroking or touching.
- a light and gentle touch or stroke, or something that passes lightly over a person or thing: Let the gentle caresses of the music carry your worries away.
- to touch, pat, or stroke gently to show affection.
- to touch or seem to touch lightly: The breeze caressed the trees.
- to treat with favor, kindness, etc.
caress 近义词
touch lovingly
loving touch
更多caress例句
- There is not a moment in the day that goes by when I don’t think about you or remember those caresses that are no longer mine.
- While he does, my eyes caress the strange pop culture tapestry on display.
- “His language in the hearing” to describe the choking “was that it was a ‘gentle caress,’” Sclove remembered.
- Kopin said the interchange was nothing more than a “gentle caress.”
- But they looked really into each other—they held hands and kissed, and I saw Chris caress her cheek.
- Free traders get up and fetch the bottle of scotch so that they can at least caress the neck.
- The action was at first a little confusing to Edna, but she soon lent herself readily to the Creole's gentle caress.
- Each word was a caress, each syllable alive with interest, sympathy, excited anticipation.
- He did not caress it; she once heard him sighing over it; and he never announced it in the newspapers.
- He kissed her with a degree of passion which had not before entered into his caress, and strained her to him.
- And yet he heard songs that sounded like a caress and his whole being was permeated by a sense of delicious freshness.