prickKK [ˈprɪk] ｜ /ˈprɪk/
GEPT 中高級
C2verb
to make a small hole or holes in the surface of something
The tailor used a pin to prick the fabric before sewing it.
刺穿；刺孔
C2noun
a sharp point or object that can cause a small hole in the skin
Be careful not to touch the thorns on the rose bush, as they can prick your fingers.
刺；尖刺物
C2noun
a person who is annoying or unpleasant
While waiting in line, an impatient prick kept loudly complaining and pushing people.
C2verb
to puncture or pierce with a sharp object, especially causing pain
The doctor used a tiny needle to prick my finger for a blood test.