tic
音标：
英音/ tɪk / 美音/ tɪk /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
“Every medication that they’ve been able to give me, they’ve made me into basically a zombie. Cannabis is the only thing that controls the tics.”
“他们给我的每一种药物，都让我基本上变成了僵尸。大麻是唯一控制抽搐的东西。”
—BBC
He admitted that the tics could make stage performances tricky at times.
他承认抽搐有时会使舞台表演变得棘手。
—BBC
And another staff member mocked children for shouting, for making high-pitched noises, and for their tics – repetitive movements that can be associated with neurodiversity.
另一位工作人员嘲笑孩子们大喊大叫、发出高亢的噪音以及抽搐——这些可能与神经多样性有关的重复动作。
—BBC
基本释意：
noun
a local and habitual twitching especially in the face
抽搐；痉挛
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
If you have an urge to blink your eyes, move your head in a certain way, or clear your throat repeatedly, each of those movements can be described as tics. Some people make unintentional vocal sounds that experts call phonic tics. Some tics are completely involuntary, while others are more of a response to a strong urge. More generally, you can use this word for a word you use habitually when you speak or write. If you participate in a formal debate, you’ll want to eliminate your tic of saying “um” at the beginning of sentences.
当肌肉突然移动或痉挛时，就是抽动。您也可以将抽动视为一种习惯性运动。
长释义：
If you have an urge to blink your eyes, move your head in a certain way, or clear your throat repeatedly, each of those movements can be described as tics. Some people make unintentional vocal sounds that experts call phonic tics. Some tics are completely involuntary, while others are more of a response to a strong urge. More generally, you can use this word for a word you use habitually when you speak or write. If you participate in a formal debate, you’ll want to eliminate your tic of saying “um” at the beginning of sentences.
如果您有眨眼睛、以某种方式移动头部或反复清喉咙的冲动，这些动作中的每一个都可以被描述为抽动。有些人无意中发出声音，专家称之为“语音抽动”。有些抽动完全是无意识的，而另一些则是对强烈冲动的反应。更一般地说，您可以使用这个词来表示您在说话或写作时习惯使用的词。如果你参加正式辩论，你会想要消除在句子开头说“嗯”的抽搐。
文学例句：
What is more natural than the tics and habits of one’s close relatives?
还有什么比近亲的抽动和习惯更自然的呢？
—Middlesex: A Novel by Jeffrey Eugenides
He ran a hand over the top of his head, a tic of his that meant a student’s question had stumped him more than usual.
他把手放在头顶上，他的抽动表明学生的问题比平时更难住他。
—Anger Is a Gift by Mark Oshiro
Juan scrunched up his face and exhaled irritably through his nose—the same frustrated tic he’d been doing since his whole life.
胡安皱起脸，通过鼻子烦躁地呼气——他一生中一直在做同样的沮丧抽搐。
—Shadowshaper by Daniel José Older
词源：
tic (n.)condition characterized by twitching of a facial muscle, 1822, often a shortening of tic douloureux “severe facial neuralgia,” literally “painful twitch” (1798), from French tic “a twitching disease of horses” (17c.), a word of unknown origin. Klein suggests onomatopoeia; Diez and Century Dictionary compare it to Italian ticchio “whim, caprice, ridiculous habit,” itself of unknown origin.Related entries & more
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
以面部肌肉抽搐为特征的抽搐（n.）病症，1822年，通常是tic douloureux“严重面部神经痛”的缩写，字面意思是“痛苦的抽搐”（1798年），源自法语tic“马的抽搐疾病”（17c. ），一个来源不明的词。克莱因建议使用拟声词； Diez 和 Century Dictionary 将其与意大利语 ticchio 进行比较，意为“心血来潮、任性、荒谬的习惯”，其本身来源不明。相关条目及更多内容
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