Rechercher
to prick
01
piquer, percer
to create a small hole using a needle, thorn, or a similar sharp object
Transitive: to prick sth
02
pousser, titiller
to provoke with the intention of causing a reaction or response
Ditransitive: to prick sb to do sth
03
dresse, redresser
(of an animal) to make its ears stand upright or become erect
Transitive: to prick ears
04
piquer, vexer
to provoke a sense of mental or emotional discomfort
Transitive: to prick sb
05
piquer, percer
to feel a sharp, stinging pain
Intransitive
Prick
01
idiot, connard
insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous
02
pique, perçage
the act of puncturing with a small point
03
bite, zizi
obscene terms for penis
04
marque, creux
a depression scratched or carved into a surface
prick
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pricker
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pricker
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pricking
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pricking
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Exemple
She pricked her finger with a needle while sewing.
The nurse pricked the patient's arm to draw a blood sample.
In gardening, thorns can prick your skin if you're not careful.
To release air, he pricked the balloon with a pin.
The chef pricked the pastry with a fork before baking to prevent it from puffing up.
