| 释义 | View usage for: (tɪkəlɪʃ) 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]A ticklish problem, situation, or task is difficult and needs to be dealt with carefully.  So car makers are faced with the ticklish problem of how to project products at newbuyers. 2. adjectiveSomeone who is ticklish is sensitive to being tickled, and laughs as soon as you tickle them.  This massage method is not recommended for anyone who is very ticklish. More Synonyms of ticklishticklish in British English (ˈtɪklɪʃ) adjective1. susceptible and sensitive to being tickled 2. delicate or difficult  a ticklish situation 3. easily upset or offendedDerived formsticklishly (ˈticklishly)  adverbticklishness (ˈticklishness) nounticklish in American English (ˈtɪklɪʃ; ˈtɪkəlɪʃ)   adjective2.   very sensitive or easily upset; touchy 3.   needing careful handling; precarious; delicate Derived formsticklishly (ˈticklishly)  adverb ticklishness (ˈticklishness)  nounThen he looks up at me, slyly, from under his eyebrows and I note sleek lashes, ticklish and fine.She put her head so close that he felt her warmth, and a ticklish brush of hair.Examples of 'ticklish' in a sentenceticklishIn other languagesticklishBritish English: ticklish  /ˈtɪklɪʃ / ADJECTIVE  A ticklish problem, situation, or task is difficult and needs to be dealt with carefully. So car makers are faced with the ticklish problem of how to project products at new buyers. American English: ticklish Arabic: حَسَّاسٌ لِلدَغْدَغَة Brazilian Portuguese: delicado Chinese: 怕胳肢的 Croatian: škakljiv Czech: ožehavý problémDanish: kilden Dutch: lastig European Spanish: peliagudo Finnish: herkästi kutiava French: chatouilleux German: kitzelig Greek: γαργαλιστικός Italian: che soffre il solletico Japanese: くすぐったがる Korean: 간지러운 Norwegian: pirrende Polish: łaskotliwy European Portuguese: coceguento Romanian: complicatRussian: щекотливая Latin American Spanish: cosquilloso Swedish: kittlig Thai: ยาก Turkish: kolay gıdıklanan Ukrainian: делікатнийVietnamese: khó 
Chinese translation of 'ticklish' adj  [person] 怕痒(癢)的(pà yǎng de) [problem, decision, issue etc] 棘手的(jíshǒu de)
Definition delicate or difficult the ticklish question of the future of the EUSynonyms nice critical uncertain unstable unsteadyAdditional synonymsDefinition embarrassing There was an awkward moment when people had to decide where to stand.Synonyms embarrassing,  difficult,  compromising,  sensitive,  embarrassed,  painful,  distressing,  delicate,  uncomfortable,  tricky,  trying,  humiliating,  unpleasant,  sticky (informal),  troublesome,  perplexing,  disconcerting,  inconvenient,  thorny,  untimely,  ill at ease,  discomfiting,  ticklish,  inopportune,  toe-curling (slang),  barro (Australian, slang),  cringeworthy (British, informal),  cringe-making (British, informal)Definition requiring tact the delicate issue of adoptionSynonyms difficult,  critical,  sensitive,  complicated,  sticky (informal),  problematic,  precarious,  thorny,  touchy,  knotty, ticklishIt is a very risky business. Synonyms dangerous,  hazardous,  unsafe,  perilous,  uncertain,  tricky,  dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal),  precarious,  touch-and-go,  dicey (informal, British),  fraught with danger,  chancy (informal),  shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal)tick something offtickettickleticklishtidetide someone overtidings
Additional synonymsDefinition (of a subject or issue) liable to arouse controversy or strong feelings Employment is a very sensitive issue.Synonyms tricky,  difficult,  delicate,  thorny,  touchy, ticklishDefinition difficult or unpleasant the thorny issue of immigration policySynonyms troublesome,  difficult,  problematic(al),  trying,  hard,  worrying,  tough,  upsetting,  awkward,  unpleasant,  sticky (informal),  harassing,  irksome,  ticklish, vexatiousDefinition requiring careful and tactful handling a touchy subjectSynonyms delicate,  sensitive,  tricky,  risky,  sticky (informal),  thorny,  knotty, ticklishDefinition needing careful handling This could be a very tricky problem.Synonyms difficult,  sensitive,  complicated,  delicate,  risky,  sticky (informal),  hairy (informal),  problematic,  thorny,  touch-and-go,  knotty,  dicey (informal), ticklish |