shiver

释义

n.发抖，颤抖; 碎块，破片vi.战栗，发抖vt.由于航行时太靠近风而使（帆）颤动

大小写变形: Shiver

词态变化

复数 :   shivers ; 第三人称单数 :   shivers ; 过去式 :   shivered ; 过去分词 :   shivered ; 现在分词 :   shivering ;

实用场景例句

The biting wind made him shiver violently.

刺骨的寒风让他剧烈地发抖。

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The cold fear made me shiver as I crouched on the wooden floor.

刺骨的恐惧让我蜷缩在木地板上发抖。

金山词霸

Don't sit there shivering─join us by the fire and get cozy!

别坐在那儿冻得发抖了——过来和我们一起烤火取暖吧！

金山词霸

The sight of the dark figure made shivers run through his body.

看到那个黑影，他浑身一阵颤抖。

金山词霸

A sudden shiver of excitement raced down her spine.

一阵兴奋的颤抖顺着她的脊背掠过。

金山词霸

She avoids him. His presence makes her shiver.

她避开他，他的出现让她不寒而栗。

金山词霸

She felt a sudden shiver as the cold wind blew through the open window.

一阵寒风吹过敞开的窗户，她突然打了个寒颤。

金山词霸

I had suddenly felt a chill conviction of danger, a shiver that suggested overwhelming evil.

我突然感到确有危险而打了个寒噤——这是一种使人联想到灭顶之灾的惊颤.

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A cold shiver ran down my spine.

我打了个冷战.

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I shiver. I don't want to go out.

我寒战阵阵, 不想出去.

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The news sent a shiver down his spine.

听到这个消息,他的背脊一阵发冷.

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Your body will shiver when you are cold or frightened.

身体会因为冷或害怕而颤抖.

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Thinking of the criminal who is still at large, he can't help but shiver.

想到罪犯还没被抓住, 他不禁打冷战.

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Its voice was little, and seemed to shiver.

毛毛虫的声音很小, 好像还在颤抖.

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A shiver ran down his back, despite the heat.

天气虽热,他后背还是直冒凉气.

辞典例句

No one commented on the shiver, though Lirael felt embarrassed at how obvious it had been.

没人对她的战栗评头论足, 尽管丽芮尔对如此明显的事情困扰不已.

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Their voracity is legendary and even the most hardened warriors cannot repress a shiver if one speaks about them.

他们的贪食是传奇性的,甚至强壮的战士也会因为提起他们而无法抑制的颤抖.

《简明英汉词典》

A shiver ran through her frame.

她全身一阵震颤.

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The hairs on his mane bristled and a shiver shot down his spine.

它的鬃毛直立起来,脊柱在微微颤动.

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A sudden gust of cold wind made me shiver.

一股突然刮来的冷风吹得我打哆嗦.

《简明英汉词典》

A shiver of excitement ran through the audience.

观众感到一阵兴奋.

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I remember how the look in his eyes made me shiver.

我还记得他那眼神是怎么把我吓得直颤悠的.

辞典例句

英英释义

Noun

1. reflex shaking caused by cold or fear or excitement

2. an almost pleasurable sensation of fright;

"a frisson of surprise shot through him"

Verb

1. tremble convulsively, as from fear or excitement

2. shake, as from cold;

"The children are shivering--turn on the heat!"