ticklish

adj.

（指人）怕痒的；需要小心处理的；难对付的；棘手的

adv.

怕痒地；

n.

怕痒，小心处理；

1. The news is quite ticklish to the ear.
   这消息听起来使人觉得有些难办。
2. I cannot handle such a ticklish matter.
   这种难人的事，我办不了。
3. I seemed to at my wits end before those ticklish questions.
   面对那些棘手的问题我显得束手无策。
4. I'm terribly ticklish.
   我特别怕痒。
5. The bottoms of the feet are ticklish.
   脚掌怕痒。
6. Have you ever thought about why people are ticklish?
   你有没有想过人为什么会怕痒?
7. We only feel ticklish if we detect a sense of invasion or attack.
   我们只会在察觉受到侵犯或攻击时才会觉得痒。

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