unstinging

/sting/US // stɪŋ //UK // (stɪŋ) //

解毒,解冻,解开,解开绳子

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
stung [stuhng] /stʌŋ/ or stang [stang]; /stæŋ/; stung; sting·ing.
- : to prick or wound with a sharp-pointed, often venom-bearing organ.
- : to affect painfully or irritatingly as a result of contact, as certain plants do: to be stung by nettles.
- : to cause to smart or to cause a sharp pain: The blowing sand stung his eyes.
- : to cause mental or moral anguish: to be stung with remorse.
- : to goad or drive, as by sharp irritation.
- : Slang. to cheat or take advantage of, especially to overcharge; soak.

v.无主动词 verb

1
stung [stuhng] /stʌŋ/ or stang [stang]; /stæŋ/; stung; sting·ing.
- : to use, have, or wound with a sting, as bees.
- : to cause a sharp, smarting pain, as some plants, an acrid liquid or gas, or a slap or hit.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inlavish

Synonyms

bountiful丰收的,丰富的,丰饶的,富足的 effusive滔滔不绝,慷慨激昂,滔滔不绝的,踊跃发言 excessive过量,过量的,过大的,过大 extravagant挥霍无度,奢侈的,挥霍浪费,奢华的 exuberant旺盛的,旺盛,高昂的,繁茂的 generous慷慨的,慷慨大方,慷慨,慷慨解囊 gorgeous绚丽多彩,绚丽多彩的,绚丽的,绚烂 grand盛大,隆重,盛大的,壮观

Examples

Now, as female-founded businesses feel the sting of the pandemic, it’s up to these large institutional backers to get us to the next stage.
While the company wouldn’t say how much revenue that equals or what base the growth was from, that lift had to take some of the sting out of cratering ad sales figures.
Schmidt has spent decades recording how painful he finds various stings.
People who blunder too close can get painful stings, says Bob Jacobson.
Less-quoted parts of this report from Japan point out that of the 15 people hospitalized for stings and discussed in the paper, those with fewer than 50 stings had a good chance of surviving.
Sting took over the lead role to try to draw an audience, but his thumpingly inspirational score was already the hero of the show.
And unless Republicans start pursuing very different priorities in Congress, that prognosis could sting.
The “Sunday Mirror” says it was in the ‘public interest’ to entrap a Conservative MP in an elaborate sex sting.
Now Sting gets his turn, with this musical that he based on his own experiences growing up near a shipyard.
Strangely, he did this by diluting the sting of the ant scene.
The swift breeze seemed to Edna to bury the sting of it into the pores of her face and hands.
We passed several large sting-rays asleep on the surface of the sea, which our people ineffectually endeavoured to harpoon.
Did still its thorn within my bosom lodge,As I the past recalled; but shame, indeed,Left not its cruel sting within this heart.
"Your bath is ready, sir," said a steward, and a minute later he felt the welcome sting of the cold salt water.

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unstinging

/sting/US // stɪŋ //UK // (stɪŋ) //

解毒,解冻,解开,解开绳子

Related Words

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
stung [stuhng] /stʌŋ/ or stang [stang]; /stæŋ/; stung; sting·ing.
- : to prick or wound with a sharp-pointed, often venom-bearing organ.
- : to affect painfully or irritatingly as a result of contact, as certain plants do: to be stung by nettles.
- : to cause to smart or to cause a sharp pain: The blowing sand stung his eyes.
- : to cause mental or moral anguish: to be stung with remorse.
- : to goad or drive, as by sharp irritation.
- : Slang. to cheat or take advantage of, especially to overcharge; soak.

v.无主动词 verb

1
stung [stuhng] /stʌŋ/ or stang [stang]; /stæŋ/; stung; sting·ing.
- : to use, have, or wound with a sting, as bees.
- : to cause a sharp, smarting pain, as some plants, an acrid liquid or gas, or a slap or hit.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inlavish

Synonyms

Examples

Now, as female-founded businesses feel the sting of the pandemic, it’s up to these large institutional backers to get us to the next stage.
While the company wouldn’t say how much revenue that equals or what base the growth was from, that lift had to take some of the sting out of cratering ad sales figures.
Schmidt has spent decades recording how painful he finds various stings.
People who blunder too close can get painful stings, says Bob Jacobson.
Less-quoted parts of this report from Japan point out that of the 15 people hospitalized for stings and discussed in the paper, those with fewer than 50 stings had a good chance of surviving.
Sting took over the lead role to try to draw an audience, but his thumpingly inspirational score was already the hero of the show.
And unless Republicans start pursuing very different priorities in Congress, that prognosis could sting.
The “Sunday Mirror” says it was in the ‘public interest’ to entrap a Conservative MP in an elaborate sex sting.
Now Sting gets his turn, with this musical that he based on his own experiences growing up near a shipyard.
Strangely, he did this by diluting the sting of the ant scene.
The swift breeze seemed to Edna to bury the sting of it into the pores of her face and hands.
We passed several large sting-rays asleep on the surface of the sea, which our people ineffectually endeavoured to harpoon.
Did still its thorn within my bosom lodge,As I the past recalled; but shame, indeed,Left not its cruel sting within this heart.
"Your bath is ready, sir," said a steward, and a minute later he felt the welcome sting of the cold salt water.

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