itching 的 2 个定义
- of, relating to, or characterized by an irritating sensation of the skin.
- of, relating to, or having a longing or desire to do or have something: An itching public anxiously awaits her announcement.
- characterized by restlessness or the desire for adventure or activity: an itching impulse to travel.
- characterized by the desire to grasp; grasping; an itching palm open for a bribe.
- itch.
itching 近义词
scratch; tingle
desire strongly
更多itching例句
- A reaction may cause itching, redness, or an unsightly rash.
- They are rushing to doctors for help, pleading for a cure to the painful itching.
- It also has anti-inflammatory qualities and helps reduce itching.
- This product is clinically shown to help reduce the itching and irritation of eczema.
- The marks on their legs and arms looked like ant or mosquito bites, which can cause burning and itching, but usually subside within a week.
- The Into the Woods director, it soon becomes clear, is itching to get something off his chest.
- It was like witnessing the last two weeks of the life of a blind and toothless dog you knew the vet was just itching to destroy.
- Itching for the erotic details of Jess and Nick's New Girl dalliance?
- And of course, as schools open up again across the country, many high schoolers are itching with misgivings of their own.
- American congressmen itching for a fight declared they would no longer eat French fries, only “freedom fries.”
- My late distemper of heat and itching being come upon me again, so that I must think of sweating again as I did before.
- In hay fever, the itching and redness of the eyes, nose, and throat are controlled from a sensitive point in the naso-pharynx.
- I gravely placed a gold piece in his itching palm, asking, "What did they write on the walls?"
- Itching and reddening of the skin commenced within twenty-four hours.
- An itching red spot about the size of a dime was noticed in thirty-six hours, and it steadily increased in size.