vi.感到刺痛，强烈地感到
n.刺痛感，激动感，兴奋感，震颤

原形：tingle第三人称单数：tingles复数：tingles过去式：tingled过去分词：tingled现在分词：tingling

The cool breeze sent a tingle down her spine.
寒冷的微风使她脊背一阵阵发凉。
A sudden wave of nostalgia brought a tingle of sadness to his heart.
一阵突如其来的怀旧情绪让他的心中泛起一丝酸楚。
The taste of the sour candy left a tingle on her tongue.
酸糖的味道在她的舌头上留下了一种麻刺感。
Just thinking about bungee jumping gave her a tingle of excitement mixed with fear.
一想到蹦极跳，她就既兴奋又害怕地一阵阵悸动。
The anticipation of seeing him again after so long caused a tingle of anticipation in her stomach.
对于久别重逢的期待让她胃里一阵阵激动。
The menthol in the toothpaste created a refreshing tingle in her mouth.
牙膏中的薄荷成分在她口中产生了一种清新的刺激感。
She felt a tingle of recognition when she saw his face across the crowded room.
当她在拥挤的房间中看到他的脸时，一种似曾相识的感觉油然而生。
The sound of the approaching thunderstorm sent a tingle of unease through the campers.
接近的雷暴声令露营者们心中一阵阵不安。
The pianist's fingers danced across the keys, evoking a tingle of emotion in the audience.
钢琴家的手指在琴键上翩翩起舞，唤起了听众们一阵阵的情感共鸣。
The touch of his hand on hers elicited a tingle of electricity between them.
他手碰触到她的手，两人之间仿佛有电流闪过，一阵阵酥麻。