hickey

英 [ˈhɪki]

美 [ˈhɪki]

n.  叫不出名字（或忘了名字）的任何机构、装置；（电器上的）螺纹接合器；弯管器；器械

BNC.27562 / COCA.32577

英英释义

noun

• a temporary red mark on a person's skin resulting from kissing or sucking by their lover
  Synonym:love bite
• a small inflamed elevation of the skin
  Synonym:pimplezit

双语例句

• But there has to be more of a connection between Romeo and Juliet than just a hickey.
  但是罗密欧和朱丽叶间的联系应该不止于一个吻痕吧。
• At the beginning of this play, hints about Hickey occur continuously in dialogues, which produce a sense of mystery.
  而剧本一开始就在人物的对白中不断暗示希基这个人，使其产生了一种神秘感。
• European Olympic Committees head Patrick Hickey said boycotts never worked.
  欧洲奥委会主席希基说，抵制奥运从来没有起过作用。
• Back in Chicago, Mr Hickey says he believes Beijing will be forced to change its currency stance.
  在芝加哥的希基表示，他相信北京方面会被迫改变其汇率政策立场。
• She's going to know that there were boys, because I have a hickey the size and color of a poker chip!
  她会发现有男孩子的，因为我有筹码这么大这么红的吻痕！
• Is that a hickey on your neck?
  你脖子上那个是吻痕吗？
• It means whoever gave him the hickey did so before his murder.
  说明有人在他死前吻了他。
• Oh, yeah? Then what's that on your neck? A hickey?
  哦，是吗？那你脖子上是什么东东？草莓？
• This time, however, what Hickey brings is not happiness and harmony but annoyance and chaos.
  而这一次，希基带来的不是快乐与和谐，而是烦恼与混乱。
• Suddenly astonishment crossed Hickey's face: Washington threw the peas out the window and watched as several chickens ate them and fell dead.
  忽然，他脸上露出一丝惊讶神情：华盛顿把豌豆倒到窗外，看几只鸡啄食后倒地死亡。