prickle with fear 因恐惧而毛骨悚然
prickled by curiosity 因好奇而心痒
skin prickled 皮肤起鸡皮疙瘩
feel prickled 感到不安
1. Her skin prickled as the cold wind hit her face.
冷风打在脸上，她的皮肤感到一阵刺痛。
2. He was prickled by the thought that he had left the door unlocked.
想到自己忘了锁门，他心里感到一阵不安。
3. The news of the accident prickled her conscience.
事故的消息刺痛了她的良心。
A: Did you hear the noise in the attic? It prickled me with fear.
A：你听到阁楼里的声音了吗？那让我吓得毛骨悚然。
B: Maybe it was just a cat. Don't let your imagination prickled by nothing.
B：也许只是只猫。别让你的想象力被毫无根据的事情吓到。
1) (of the skin) to have small sharp pains or a sensation of hairs standing on end
2) to feel a sudden sense of anxiety, pain, or irritation
3) to be affected by a slight sting or sharp feeling
1. 使刺痛；使毛骨悚然
2. 使不安；使焦虑
e.g.
A cold shiver prickled her skin.
一阵寒战使她皮肤发麻。
He was prickled by a sense of guilt.
一种愧疚感让他感到不安。
verb
1. (of the skin) to have small sharp pains or a sensation of hairs standing on end
2. to feel a sudden sense of anxiety, pain, or irritation
Synonym: tingle, quiver, agitate