tickle

US /ˈtɪk.əl/
UK /ˈtɪk.əl/
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1.

fazer cócegas

lightly touch or stroke (a person or part of the body) in a way that causes a slight tingling sensation or makes the recipient laugh

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She tried to tickle her baby's feet.
Ela tentou fazer cócegas nos pés do bebê.
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The feather tickled my nose.
A pena me fez cócegas no nariz.
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2.

divertir, agradar, despertar o interesse

amuse or please (someone)

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That joke really tickled me.
Essa piada realmente me divertiu.
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It tickles my fancy to imagine a world without gravity.
Me agrada imaginar um mundo sem gravidade.
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1.

cócega, coceira

a tingling or itching sensation

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I felt a slight tickle in my throat.
Senti uma leve coceira na garganta.
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The soft brush gave me a pleasant tickle.
A escova macia me deu uma cócega agradável.
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