pinprick的意思和读音

pinprick

: [ˈpɪnˌprɪk] : ['pɪn.prɪk]

n.

pinpricks  

n.hole,puncture,pinhole,perforation,prick

pinprickn.

1.a very small area of sth, especially light

His eyes narrowed to two small pinpricks.

2.a very small hole in sth, especially one that has been made by a pin

3.something that annoys you even though it is small and unimportant

n.1.

n.1.a quick pain that you feel when a needle is pushed into your skin2.something that annoys you slightly

1. showy pinprick , incision ...

2. piety n., pinprick n.,, pious a. ...

3. 4.2.10 glaze sticking 4.2.11 pinprick 4.2.12 pinholes ...

4. ... ▽peptide n. , pinprick n. , , , ◆thermal adj. , , ...

5. ... overlap ...... pinprick scant ...

6. ... 〖 billowingwheatfield;ripplingwheat〗 〖 sty;pinprick,〖 awnofwheat …

7. Humains Pinprick Die Standesbeamtin Die Standesbeamtin ...

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1."The drill hole is just a pinprick on an elephant's back, " he said.“。”

2.IT MAY be just a pinprick compared with the mayhem in Mexico.西

3.Called the mChip, the plastic device contains up to 10 individual detection zones, requiring only a pinprick of blood to be placed on them.mChip10

4.Their models assumed that the pinprick default points all over the US were not correlated.

5.The pain source was a "pinprick" sensation caused by the heat from a laser aimed at one of their hands.

6.The doctor says because the rate of pinprick is very rapid, this is, and pricker needle is not the cause with condole so keen needle.

7.Chiang-Nan seven strangely lay siege to, fly the poison pinprick of a day bat in my double eye.

8.any break in the skin, even a pinprick, provides an opening for dangerous germs.

9.The nomads' tent is a pinprick of white against a canvas of green and brown.绿

10.As in 1982, it started with a pinprick.1982