英语单词短语词组“tic”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

tic

noun[C]

/tɪk/us

/tɪk/

asuddenanduncontrolledsmallmovement,especiallyof theface,especiallybecause of anervousillness

（尤指因神经疾病导致的面部）抽搐

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Disorders of muscles & the nervous system

acoustic neuroma
ageusia
akinetic-rigid HD
ALS
Alzheimer's
crick
dystonia
EA
encephalitis
epileptic
fibromyalgia
GBS
Guillain-Barré syndrome
leprosy
progressive supranuclear palsy
prosopagnosia
quadriplegia
retrograde
retrograde amnesia
sciatica

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tic

verb[I]

/tɪk/us

/tɪk/

present participleticcing|past tenseticced|past participleticced

to havesuddenanduncontrolledsmallmovements,especiallyof theface, often because of anervousillness:

Thearticlegivesadviceon what totellparentswhentheirchildfirststartsticcing.

More examples

Hetunedinto a talkshow on which aprofessordescribedaboywhocompulsivelyticced andjoked. "That's me!" Pelleshouted.
Oneday, when he was ticcing andchatteringaway, hiscrazycommentarycaughttheattentionof aproducerfrom thelocalradiostation.
Thehardestthing is notrealizingI’m ticcing.
Oursonhas been ticcing for the last 4monthsnow, henodshisheadup and down and sometimes he'llwavehisarms.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Disorders of muscles & the nervous system

acoustic neuroma
ageusia
akinetic-rigid HD
ALS
Alzheimer's
crick
dystonia
EA
encephalitis
epileptic
fibromyalgia
GBS
Guillain-Barré syndrome
leprosy
progressive supranuclear palsy
prosopagnosia
quadriplegia
retrograde
retrograde amnesia
sciatica

See more results »

(Definition ofticfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

tic

noun[C]

/tɪk/us

/tɪk/

asuddenanduncontrolledsmallmovement,especiallyof theface,especiallybecause of anervousillness

（尤指因神经疾病导致的面部）抽搐

tic| American Dictionary

tic

noun[C]

/tɪk/

asudden,small,uncontrollablemovement,esp. of theface:

Hedevelopeda tic when he wasnervous.

TIC| Business English

TIC

noun[S]

FINANCE

abbreviation fortrue interest cost

Examplesoftic

tic

Clearly, this research is only a first step in establishing an association between genderlinked behavior andticdisorders.

From theCambridge English Corpus

This might be even truer for evaluation of tics.

From theCambridge English Corpus

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	tic
释义	tic noun[C] uk /tɪk/us /tɪk/ asuddenanduncontrolledsmallmovement,especiallyof theface,especiallybecause of anervousillness （尤指因神经疾病导致的面部）抽搐 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Disorders of muscles & the nervous system acoustic neuroma ageusia akinetic-rigid HD ALS Alzheimer's crick dystonia EA encephalitis epileptic fibromyalgia GBS Guillain-Barré syndrome leprosy progressive supranuclear palsy prosopagnosia quadriplegia retrograde retrograde amnesia sciatica See more results » tic verb[I] uk /tɪk/us /tɪk/ present participleticcing\|past tenseticced\|past participleticced to havesuddenanduncontrolledsmallmovements,especiallyof theface, often because of anervousillness: Thearticlegivesadviceon what totellparentswhentheirchildfirststartsticcing. More examples Hetunedinto a talkshow on which aprofessordescribedaboywhocompulsivelyticced andjoked. "That's me!" Pelleshouted. Oneday, when he was ticcing andchatteringaway, hiscrazycommentarycaughttheattentionof aproducerfrom thelocalradiostation. Thehardestthing is notrealizingI’m ticcing. Oursonhas been ticcing for the last 4monthsnow, henodshisheadup and down and sometimes he'llwavehisarms. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Disorders of muscles & the nervous system acoustic neuroma ageusia akinetic-rigid HD ALS Alzheimer's crick dystonia EA encephalitis epileptic fibromyalgia GBS Guillain-Barré syndrome leprosy progressive supranuclear palsy prosopagnosia quadriplegia retrograde retrograde amnesia sciatica See more results » (Definition ofticfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) tic noun[C] uk /tɪk/us /tɪk/ asuddenanduncontrolledsmallmovement,especiallyof theface,especiallybecause of anervousillness （尤指因神经疾病导致的面部）抽搐 tic\| American Dictionary tic noun[C] us /tɪk/ asudden,small,uncontrollablemovement,esp. of theface: Hedevelopeda tic when he wasnervous. (Definition ofticfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) TIC\| Business English TIC noun[S] FINANCE uk us abbreviation fortrue interest cost (Definition ofTICfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesoftic tic Clearly, this research is only a first step in establishing an association between genderlinked behavior andticdisorders. From theCambridge English Corpus This might be even truer for evaluation of tics. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/tic##
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