时间: 2025-04-26 19:05:09
美: [tʃik]
英: [tʃiːk]
n. 面颊，脸颊；臀部
vt. 无礼地向…讲话，对…大胆无礼
n. (Cheek)人名；(英)奇克
最后更新时间:2025-04-26 19:05:09
词源分析：该词源自古英语“ceace”，与古德语“kāka”相关，均指侧面或脸的部分。词根“cheek”没有明显的前缀或后缀。
历史背景：该词在英语中首次记录于公元前12世纪，当时主要指脸部的肉质部分。
课本：在**的英语教材中，如《新概念英语》可能会出现该词，适合初中及高中的学生。在牛津和美国的教材中，通常在小学阶段就会涉及到这一基本词汇。
正式与非正式语境：
特殊场合：
She felt embarrassed when he pinched her cheek.
她感到尴尬，当他捏了她的脸颊。
The child had rosy cheeks after playing outside.
孩子在外面玩后脸颊红润。
He was being cheeky when he interrupted the teacher.
当他打断老师时，他显得很无礼。
The doctor examined her cheeks for signs of infection.
医生检查了她的脸颊，寻找感染的迹象。
“Don't be cheeky,” she said with a smile.
“别这么无礼，”她微笑着说。
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以上是对“cheek”这个单词的详细分析与学*。希望对你理解和记忆这个词汇有所帮助！
[N-COUNT] Your cheeks are the sides of your face below your eyes. 面颊
例：Tears were running down her cheeks.眼泪顺着她面颊流下。
[[usu pl]] Your cheeks are your buttocks. 臀部
例：My butt cheeks are sore from sitting on this bench too long.我屁股痛，因为在长凳上坐得太久了。
[[also no det]] You say that someone has cheek when you are annoyed or shocked at something unreasonable that they have done. 厚脸皮
例：I'm amazed they had the cheek to ask in the first place.我很吃惊，他们最初竟有脸问。