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pique (PEEK) This verb comes to us from the French and means “to prick” or “to provoke.” It also can be used as a noun to mean “a feeling of wounded pride” or “indignation.”
- “Your description of the restaurant really piqued my curiosity. I’ve never tasted Asian-Lithuanian cuisine before, and it sounds delicious,” Patty said, patting her stomach.
- In a fit of pique, Lotta threw away her scale and said, “I’m tired of trying to look like the skinny models in all the fashion magazines. I’m chubby and I like myself just the way I am!”
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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pike（PEEK）这个动词来自法语，意思是“刺破”或“挑衅”。它也可以用作名词，意思是是“受伤的自豪感”或“愤慨”
- 帕蒂拍着肚子说：“你对这家餐厅的描述真的激起了我的好奇心。我以前从未尝过亚洲立陶宛菜，听起来很美味。”
- 洛塔一气之下扔掉了她的体重秤，说道：“我厌倦了试图让自己看起来像所有时尚杂志上的瘦模特。我很胖，我喜欢我现在的样子！”
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