frisk

verb

1. 搜（某人）的身
   to pass your hands over sb's body to search them for hidden weapons, drugs, etc.
2. 活蹦乱跳
   to run and jump in a lively and happy way
   1. Lambs frisked in the fields.
      羊羔在田野里活蹦乱跳。

1. VERB (通常指用手)搜…的身
   If someone frisks you, they search you, usually with their hands in order to see if you are hiding a weapon or something else such as drugs in your clothes.
   1. Drago pushed him up against the wall and frisked him.
      德拉戈把他推到墙边搜他的身。

1. Drago pushed him up against the wall and frisked him.
   德拉戈把他推到墙边搜他的身。
2. It was great fun to plunge my hand into the bowl and feel the tadpoles frisk about, and to let them slip and slide between my fingers.
   我把手伸进鱼缸里，让蝌蚪在手指间穿梭游动，这带给了我巨大的快乐。
3. If I was going to Mexico, I wanted to be on the water, but that house is completely amazing, said Ms. Frisk, a graphic designer and design consultant in the West Town neighborhood of Chicago.
   我要是去墨西哥的话，就想去水上玩，但是那套房子太惊艳了。弗里斯克说。她是一名平面设计师兼设计顾问，住在芝加哥的西镇（WestTown）社区。
4. Sara Frisk never thought about traveling to Mexico City until a stranger named Pilar Mu&# 241; oz invited her.
   萨拉·弗里斯克（SaraFrisk）从没想过去墨西哥城，直到一个叫皮拉尔·穆尼奥斯（PilarMu&241；oz）的陌生人邀请了她。
5. Then they frisk me.
   而后它们对我搜身。
6. Then with a doleful sigh, he gave Michael a thorough frisk for a weapon.
   然后他悲叹了一声，彻底搜了迈克尔的身，看他是否带有武器。
7. Did I tell you to frisk the guard?
   我告诉过你去搜那个警卫的身吗？
8. But I can't let you frisk me.
   但是我不能让你搜我身。
9. Often the police will frisk them anyway, and search their cars as well.
   通常情况下，警察还是执意上前把他们浑身搜个遍，连他们的车也不会放过。
10. A newborn foal looks very strange with wobbly legs that are too long for its body. A foal can frisk at its mother's side a few hours after birth.
    刚出生的小马，长相很古怪，脚摇摇晃晃的，就它的身体而言，是太长了。
11. What if they frisk me?
    如果他们搜我的身怎么办？
12. Are they going to frisk all the passengers?
    他们要搜每个乘客的身吗？
13. He gave Michael a thorough frisk for a weapon.
    他对迈克尔仔细搜身以防他暗带武器。
14. They gave him a thorough frisk for drugs.
    他们对他彻底搜身寻找毒品。
15. The frisk economy in the economic area of South Jiangsu calls for more and stronger spirit impetuses, intelligence supports and culture inputs.
    在充满活力的苏南经济板块中，需要更多更强的精神动力、智力支持和文化投入。

noun

1. the act of searching someone for concealed weapons or illegal drugs
   1. he gave the suspect a quick frisk

   Synonym:    frisking

verb

1. search as for concealed weapons by running the hands rapidly over the clothing and through the pockets
   1. The police frisked everyone at the airport

2. play boisterously
   1. The children frolicked in the garden
   2. the gamboling lambs in the meadows
   3. The toddlers romped in the playroom

   Synonym:    froliclarkrollickskylarkdisportsportcavortgambolromprun aroundlark about