sting
美[stɪŋ] vi.感到剧痛；刺，叮
n.螫伤处；（某些昆虫的）毒刺；（身体或心灵的）剧痛；（警察为抓捕罪犯而设的）圈套
网络斯汀；史汀；刺；刺伤
1 . The police ran a sting operation to crack down on illegal guns.
警方展开诱捕行动以严打非法枪支。
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2 . This won't hurt — you will just feel a little sting .
这不痛——你只会感觉到像被轻轻叮了一下。
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3 . Remove the bee sting with tweezers.
用镊子拔掉蜜蜂的螫刺。
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4 . Sprays can sting sensitive skin.
这些喷剂会使敏感肌肤感到刺痛。
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5 . The scorpion has a sting that can be deadly.
蝎子有可以致命的螫针.
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1.a kind of pain; something as sudden and painful as being stung;
the sting of death
2.a mental pain or distress;
a pang of conscience
3.a painful wound caused by the thrust of an insect's stinger into skin
4.a swindle in which you cheat at gambling or persuade a person to buy worthless property
1.cause a sharp or stinging pain or discomfort;
The sun burned his face
2.deliver a sting to;
A bee stung my arm yesterday
3.saddle with something disagreeable or disadvantageous;
They stuck me with the dinner bill
4.cause a stinging pain;
The needle pricked his skin
5.cause an emotional pain, as if by stinging;
His remark stung her