tickling

基本解釋

Once the kids have been bucked off, the game generally dissolves into a raucous bout of wrestling and tickling.
一旦孩子們突然跳下來(lái)，游戲立刻完全變成了一場(chǎng)喧鬧的摔跤和相互瘙癢。
Then tickling and finally she dozed off saying how much she loved our Giggle Time.
接著撓癢癢，最后打著哈欠說(shuō)她是多么地喜歡我們?cè)谝黄鹂┛┬Φ臅r(shí)間。
Falling asleep: When I first started regularly tickling the little man in the boat at the late-ish age of 16, just before bed was the only time I could count on privacy.
入睡: 當(dāng)我在16歲這個(gè)稍晚一些的年紀(jì)定期在船上為這個(gè)矮小的男人撓癢時(shí)，只有在上床之前是我可以指望的私人時(shí)間。

Well, a fair definition of tickling is touching parts of the body in a mock attack.
胳肢的準(zhǔn)確定義就是,打打鬧鬧時(shí)碰身體某個(gè)地方。
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They're throwing out insults, maybe they're tickling each other, maybe they're making fun of each other, maybe they're making fun of themselves, and there's some aggression to it.
他們會(huì)說(shuō)傷人的話，胳肢別人，取笑對(duì)方，取笑自己，而這些打鬧是有一定的侵略性的。
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There was a set of scientists interested in studying tickling.
很多科學(xué)家對(duì)研究撓癢癢非常感興趣
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Some theorists—among them Charles Darwin—have suggested that this is because of the inherently social character of tickling.
ECONOMIST: Neuroscience

When you tickle someone, you move your fingers lightly over a sensitive part of their body, often in order to make them laugh.
If something tickles you or tickles, it causes an irritating feeling by lightly touching a part of your body.