frisson
发音
英 ['fri:sɒ̃]
美 [friˈsoŋ]
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- n.
- <法>（因激动，恐惧等产生的）颤抖
单词词源
frisson 震颤，强烈兴奋感
来自拉丁语frigere, 冷的，词源同frigid. 引申词义震颤及用于心理含义强烈兴奋感。
双语例句
- 1. The discovery of substantial pools of home-grown islamic terrorists has added a frisson of fear .
- 而当英国发现一些伊斯兰恐怖分子长于本土，就更增加了一种不寒而栗的感觉。
- 2. Indeed , an unglamorous address and a lack of frills often added to a bar 's frisson .
- 甚至，一个不起眼并且缺乏新意的地址经常成为一家酒吧的能否运营的关键。
- 3. The frisson of armageddon is again running through the stalls : london is awash with plays about climate change .
- 对末日审判的恐惧正弥漫各大剧院：伦敦正被气候变化主题的演出所席卷。
- 4. Last month he caused a frisson by declaring that his " real opponent " was " the world of finance " .
- 上月，他宣称他的“真正对手”是“整个金融界”，这引发了一轮恐慌。
- 5. A frisson of fear touched the london property market briefly on news that dubai world was delaying repayment of some of its $ 60 billion ( 36 billion ) in debt .
- 恐慌战栗席卷伦敦房地产市场，主要源于迪拜世界传出消息要延期偿还它所亏欠的600亿美金（360亿英镑）债务。