Vartosenos šablonas:
have/feel an itch (on/in [body_part])
I’ve got an itch on my ankle from a mosquito bite.
Szúnyogcsípés miatt viszket a bokám.
This cream helps relieve the itch within a few minutes.
Ez a krém néhány percen belül enyhíti a viszketést.
The itch kept me awake all night.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
My arm has an itch.
Viszket a karom.
I scratched the itch and felt better.
Megvakartam, ahol viszketett, és jobban éreztem magam.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes say *I have itchy* instead of *I feel itchy* or *I have an itch*.
Reikšmė
uncomfortable feeling needing scratching
Kolokacijos
have an itch
|feel an itch
|an annoying itch
|a persistent itch
|relieve an itch
|scratch an itch
|an itch on my arm
|mosquito-bite itch
|skin itch
|stop the itch
Sinonimai
irritation (More general; not always a scratchy skin feeling.)
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pruritus (Medical/technical term for itching.)
Antonimai
comfort (The opposite of an unpleasant skin sensation.)
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relief (A state after the itch has stopped.)
Temos
health
|body
|daily_life
Apibrėžimas
A bad feeling on your skin that makes you want to scratch.
An unpleasant feeling on the skin that makes you want to scratch.
Vartosenos šablonas:
[body_part] itches; [someone] itches (all over)
My eyes itch when the pollen count is high.
Viszket a szemem, amikor sok pollen van a levegőben.
This sweater makes my neck itch.
Ettől a pulóvertől viszket a nyakam.
The rash itched for days.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
My back itches.
Viszket a hátam.
My skin is itching.
Viszket a bőröm.
Dažna klaida:
In English we often use the body part as the subject: *My back itches* (not only *I itch*).
Reikšmė
feel an itch on skin
Kolokacijos
my skin itches
|my back itches
|itch badly
|itch a lot
|start to itch
|itch all over
|itch after a bite
|itch at night
|still itching
|itch constantly
Sinonimai
tingle (Can be similar, but often means a light prickly feeling, not necessarily needing to scratch.)
Antonimai
feel fine (No discomfort or urge to scratch.)
Temos
health
|body
|daily_life
Apibrėžimas
To feel like you need to scratch your skin.
To have an uncomfortable skin sensation that makes you want to scratch.
Vartosenos šablonas:
[something] itches [someone]/[someone]'s [body_part]
Wool always itches my neck, so I avoid it.
A gyapjútól mindig viszket a nyakam, ezért kerülöm.
That bug spray itched my skin, so I washed it off.
Attól a rovarriasztótól viszketni kezdett a bőröm, ezért lemostam.
The bandage started to itch my arm after a few hours.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
This shirt itches my neck.
Ettől az ingtől viszket a nyakam.
Soap can itch my skin.
A szappantól viszkethet a bőröm.
Dažna klaida:
Don’t confuse with *irritate* in general contexts; *itch* is mainly about the skin feeling.
Reikšmė
cause someone to feel itchy
Kolokacijos
itch my skin
|itch my arms
|itch my scalp
|itching fabric
|wool itches
|the label itches
|this detergent itches
|make me itch
|itches like crazy
|really itches
Sinonimai
irritate (Broader; can be physical or emotional, while *itch* is usually physical (skin).)
Antonimai
soothe (Makes the skin feel calmer and less irritated.)
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calm (Reduces irritation or discomfort.)
Temos
health
|body
|clothing
Apibrėžimas
To make someone’s skin feel like it needs scratching.
To cause an itch or make the skin feel uncomfortable and in need of scratching.
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Vartosenos šablonas:
an itch to do [something]; an itch for [something]
After a year in the same job, she felt an itch to try something different.
Egy év után ugyanabban az állásban vágyat érzett arra, hogy valami mást próbáljon ki.
He had an itch for adventure, so he booked a last-minute trip.
Kalandvágy hajtotta, ezért az utolsó pillanatban lefoglalt egy utat.
I got an itch to start painting again.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
I have an itch to travel.
Nagyon vágyom rá, hogy utazhassak.
She has an itch to learn a new skill.
Vágyik rá, hogy elsajátítson egy új készséget.
Dažna klaida:
This sense is metaphorical; it does not mean a skin problem.
Reikšmė
strong desire to do something
Kolokacijos
an itch to travel
|an itch to write
|an itch for adventure
|a creative itch
|an entrepreneurial itch
|satisfy an itch
|a sudden itch
|an old itch
Sinonimai
urge (Common and neutral; can be strong or mild.)
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craving (Often stronger and sometimes linked to food or addictions.)
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hankering (More informal; often a playful desire.)
Antonimai
disinterest (No desire to do something.)
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reluctance (Hesitation or unwillingness.)
Temos
emotions
|goals
|lifestyle
Apibrėžimas
A strong feeling that you really want to do something.
A strong desire or urge to do something, especially something new, exciting, or slightly risky.
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Vartosenos šablonas:
[someone] is itching to do [something]; [someone] is itching for [something]
I’m itching to get out of the office and enjoy the weekend.
Alig várom, hogy kijussak az irodából, és élvezzem a hétvégét.
She was itching to tell him the good news.
Alig várta, hogy elmondhassa neki a jó hírt.
They’re itching for a rematch after last night’s loss.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
I’m itching to go home.
Alig várom, hogy hazamehessek.
He is itching to start.
Alig várja, hogy elkezdhesse.
Dažna klaida:
Usually used in progressive forms (*I’m itching to…*). It’s less common to say *I itch to…*.
Reikšmė
really want to do something
Kolokacijos
itching to go
|itching to leave
|itching to tell you
|itching to get started
|itching for a chance
|itching for a fight
|itching for news
|itching to see
|itching to try
|itching to ask
Sinonimai
be eager (More neutral and less vivid than *itching*.)
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be dying to (Stronger and more informal; emphasizes impatience.)
|
long to (Often more emotional or romantic; can sound more literary.)
Antonimai
dread (Strongly not want to do something.)
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be reluctant (Not willing or slow to agree.)
Temos
emotions
|goals
|daily_life
Apibrėžimas
To really want to do something soon.
To want very strongly to do something or to have a restless desire for something to happen.