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cheek n.面颊；脸蛋 (1) 子弹擦伤了他的面颊。(2) 她面颊上有一颗小痣。(3) 菲利浦摸着那婴儿的小脸蛋。 When you cry, your cheeks get wet, and when you greet your grandmother, she might give you a kiss on the cheek or even pinch your cheek. Informally, your cheeks are also your buttocks or bottom — and when you're a little rude or sassy, your attitude itself can be called cheek. It comes from the Old English word ceace, "jaw," which probably stems from ceowan, "chew."

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英 [tʃiːk] 美 [tʃiːk] (1) A bullet grazed his cheek.(2) She has a tiny mole on her cheek.(3) Philip stroked the baby's little cheek. Your cheek is the part of your face under your eye and between your ear and nose. Your cheeks might turn bright red in embarrassment when you have to speak in public. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]脸颊；脸蛋儿 Your cheeks are the sides of your face below your eyes. Tears were running down her cheeks...眼泪顺着她的脸颊流了下来。She kissed him lightly on both cheeks.她轻轻地吻了他的双颊。-cheeked...rosy-cheeked children.脸蛋红扑扑的孩子们...a fat, chubby-cheeked fellow.脸上肥嘟嘟的胖家伙2[N-SING 单数名词]厚颜无耻；厚脸皮 You say that someone has a cheek when you are annoyed or shocked at something unreasonable that they have done.   [also no det]  [INFORMAL 非正式]I'm amazed they had the cheek to ask in the first place...我真惊讶他们当初竟然有脸问。I still think it's a bit of a cheek sending a voucher rather than a refund...我还是认为，他们寄来优惠购物券，而不是退款，真是有些厚颜无耻。The cheek of it, lying to me like that!真不要脸，竟然对我撒那样的谎！3[PHRASE 短语]忍气吞声；逆来顺受 If you turn the other cheek when someone harms or insults you, you do not harm or insult them in return.   [V inflects]4  cheek by jowl→see: jowl；

英语单词	cheek
英美音标	英 [tʃiːk] 美 [tʃiːk]
中文释义	n.面颊；脸蛋
英语例句	(1) A bullet grazed his cheek. (2) She has a tiny mole on her cheek. (3) Philip stroked the baby's little cheek.
中文例句	(1) 子弹擦伤了他的面颊。 (2) 她面颊上有一颗小痣。 (3) 菲利浦摸着那婴儿的小脸蛋。
vocabulary简明	Your cheek is the part of your face under your eye and between your ear and nose. Your cheeks might turn bright red in embarrassment when you have to speak in public.
vocabulary扩展	When you cry, your cheeks get wet, and when you greet your grandmother, she might give you a kiss on the cheek or even pinch your cheek. Informally, your cheeks are also your buttocks or bottom — and when you're a little rude or sassy, your attitude itself can be called cheek. It comes from the Old English word ceace, "jaw," which probably stems from ceowan, "chew."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]脸颊；脸蛋儿 Your cheeks are the sides of your face below your eyes. Tears were running down her cheeks... 眼泪顺着她的脸颊流了下来。 She kissed him lightly on both cheeks. 她轻轻地吻了他的双颊。 -cheeked ...rosy-cheeked children. 脸蛋红扑扑的孩子们 ...a fat, chubby-cheeked fellow. 脸上肥嘟嘟的胖家伙 2 [N-SING 单数名词]厚颜无耻；厚脸皮 You say that someone has a cheek when you are annoyed or shocked at something unreasonable that they have done. [also no det] [INFORMAL 非正式] I'm amazed they had the cheek to ask in the first place... 我真惊讶他们当初竟然有脸问。 I still think it's a bit of a cheek sending a voucher rather than a refund... 我还是认为，他们寄来优惠购物券，而不是退款，真是有些厚颜无耻。 The cheek of it, lying to me like that! 真不要脸，竟然对我撒那样的谎！ 3 [PHRASE 短语]忍气吞声；逆来顺受 If you turn the other cheek when someone harms or insults you, you do not harm or insult them in return. [V inflects] 4 cheek by jowl→see: jowl ；

Cheek Face Turn Ed 英 Tʃiːk] 美 Tʃiːk N.面颊；脸蛋