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. . small print UK noun [U] (US fine print) text in a formal agreement which is printed smaller than the rest of the text, sometimes in the hope that it will not be noticed because it contains rules or information that will be disadvantageous to the person signing the agreement:Dont sign anything until youve read the small print. tingly /?t??.g?.i/ /-gli/ 有刺痛感的adjectivecausing a feeling as if a lot of sharp points are being put quickly and lightly into your body:My massage had left me with a pleasant tingly sensation. thumbtack /?θ?m.t?k/ 图钉 noun [C] US FOR drawing pin Haven’t you noticed all of the fees the airlines are tacking on these days? tack on [tack sth?on] phr v 加上to add something new to something that is already complete, especially in a way that looks wrong or spoils the original thing　a beautiful old house with a hideous modern extension tacked on at the back There were the fuel surcharges and now, there is a whole slew of added fees. They really know how to nickel and dime you. a slew of sth informal a large number of things　a whole slew of cheap motels explore the options 思考该选哪个 smother sb with kissesto kiss someone a lot She felt smothered with kindness. 她感受到难以消受的热情. flash photography 闪光摄影术 You can take pictures, but flash photography is prohibited inside the museum. deoxyribonucleic acid=DNA 脱氧核糖核酸 英[di:??ksi:ra?b??nu:kli:?k] 美 [di:??ksi:ra?bo?nu:kli:?k] tire·some /?ta??s?m US ?ta?r-/ adj making you feel annoyed or impatient　the whole tiresome business of filling out the forms both·er·some /?b?e?s?m US ?bɑ?e?r-/ adj slightly annoying 大声读给某人听 read them out loud to me. spoken like it or lump itused to say that someone must accept a situation or decision they do not like because it cannot be changed con·ceit·ed /k?n?si?t?d/ adj 自负的 someone who is conceited thinks they are very clever, skilful, beautiful etc - used to show disapproval　Youre the most conceited, selfish person Ive ever known. vendetta ? / ven?det?; v?nˋd?t?/ n heredit