tingly v slovarju Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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tingly [brit. angl. ˈtɪŋɡli, am. angl. ˈtɪŋɡ(ə)li] PRID.

my fingers/legs have gone all tingly

j'ai des picotements dans les doigts/jambes

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After a person touches the chewing gum bug, he also may report of having a tingly feeling similar to pins and needles.

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They will feel a warm, tingly sensation throughout the body or around the affected area.

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It shows little promise as a popular fruit for westerners however, having a tingly sour taste, according to some reports.

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Your sparkly, tingly, inspirational conversation will be lost on them.

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In particular, don't ignore recurring leg cramps and numb, tingly, pale, cold feet, or warm, swollen feet.

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Tingly fingers are a sure sign that something is wrong.

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And he commonly felt the cold and tingly or warm and prickly sensation of neuropathy in his hands and arms.

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Half a kilo will set you back $17 and leave your tongue a bit tingly.

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Endorphins flooded my brain and my fingertips were tingly with excitement.

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Sure enough, she had a few blood clots in her leg that were cutting off her blood circulation -- hence the numb, tingly, pale, cold foot.

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