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Definition of teaser in English: teasernoun ˈtiːzəˈtizər 1A person who makes fun of or provokes others in a playful or unkind way. 戏弄者，逗弄者；取笑者 Example sentencesExamples - Actually, everyone agrees that Thom is the worst teaser, like a big brother who revels in picking on everyone else.
- Later a man who was sitting at the bar sent me over a glass of sparkling white wine with his phone number, and in front of all the people I worked with, many of them terrible teasers, it was majorly hard to live down.
- In an odd way, both the teasers and supporters appear to help youths keep pledges.
- Then because of you and your practical joke I went from being the teaser to the teasee.
- Calling her son after a cheesy Abba song can only have created the need for him to prove he was not the nancy boy that the less open-minded - and there are plenty of playground teasers in that bracket - might have assumed from his moniker.
- target: not reached
- It sounds like a tease and I told you I don't like teasers.
- Give your child the tools to confront his teasers by asking your child what he'd like to say and then practicing those statements with him.
- Verbal bullying isn't teasing - teasing happens when both the teaser and child are having fun.
- Geraldo Rivera is a war correspondent, or so the teasers on Fox News tell us.
- 1.1 A person who tempts someone sexually with no intention of satisfying the desire aroused.
挑逗者，撩拨者 Example sentencesExamples - He was the teaser of them all, and was a huge flirt.
- 1.2 An inferior stallion or ram used to excite mares or ewes before they are served by the stud animal.
挑情公畜 Example sentencesExamples - In this context the Department has urged breeders - thoroughbred and non-thoroughbred alike - to test and vaccinate stallions and teasers to be used during 2004 breeding season.
- The other two horses - a teaser and a retired lead pony - were both owned by Ford.
- 1.3Fishing A lure or bait trailed behind a boat to attract fish.
〔渔〕（拖在船尾招鱼的）鱼饵 the fish followed the teaser to within thirty feet of the boat Example sentencesExamples - I saw the fish clearly then, bill out of the water, the fish acting like a sailfish at a teaser.
- Controlled panic, teasers in, mike on, lures flying across the water.
- The boat seemed almost to be floating on nothing: suspended, as it were, sixty feet above the brilliant corals, as we trolled our teasers, about half a mile offshore.
- I am about to make a turn back, the two of us still looking for further splashes when without warning the short bait, riding behind the Big Herbie teaser, is smacked hard and instantly we are into a fish.
- They also have a large teaser lure, usually a big skirted lure without a hook placed about 20-yards behind the boat.
Synonyms lure, decoy, fly, troll, jig, plug
2A short introductory advertisement for a product that stimulates interest by remaining cryptic. （尤指不提品名的）吊胃口小广告 promotional teasers in every commercial break Example sentencesExamples - Also, the previews showed a teaser for a movie called ‘Goodbye Lenin’ that looks interesting as well - it's about a German woman who wakes up from a coma.
- Especially with the teasers being shown on the BBC and all these theories going round.
- The size of headlines, the length of teasers and the use of RSS feeds complete the uniform-to-be look.
- J K Rowling has been particularly secretive about the plot, but she has released a couple of short extracts as a teaser.
- Just heard on a Fox teaser: ‘Tonight at nine: the FBI grills Berger!’
- Commercial business cards or advertisements of pornographic images placed in the Usenet as teasers to increase the number of consumers, and anonymously posted non - commercial images are both distributed through the Usenet.
- The unnecessarily large teasers and the masthead monopolise more than half of the visible area.
- Ten-second teasers of the book-films will be sent out by e-mail before the full versions are shown on television and in cinemas across the UK.
- And if the teasers being run before Return of the King are any indicator, the movie has some real vision to offer.
- The teaser sets up the format of the episode, it can take one of three choices.
- Then why play it up and publicise it and use teasers and wordy websites to give background info?
- ‘The Greatest Issue… Of All Time’ is a teaser on the cover.
- The article - I'm looking at the paper NYT - features a lot of pictures of young women with their tongues out, but the teaser on the front page is that picture of Albert Einstein with his tongue out.
- But the teaser - featuring footage of Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Christopher Lee, new Anakin Hayden Christensen and Jimmy Smits - turned out to be a hoax.
- Normally readers would have at least two stories, sometimes three, as well as two to three teasers or pointers (usually across the top of the page under the masthead) to scan and select their reading matter.
- Then came a teaser for Monday's programme: ‘A new season of Oprah!’
- There's two trailers, a short teaser and a longer full trailer, both available in Dolby Digital 5.1 and anamorphic widescreen.
- A picture-in-picture function can link the impulse buy teasers on network channels to the dedicated shopping channel, allowing customers to find more information on products even as they continue to watch the show.
- The Daily Mirror has a Wicked Whispers section, where tantalising titbits of news are disseminated in teasers.
- I'll be posting my panel schedule in a few days but here are a few more teasers.
3informal A tricky question or task. 〈非正式〉难题，棘手事 the teams get the chance to pose the opposition some teasers Example sentencesExamples - Ballmer was asked the classic teaser question: what he would have done differently.
- So well done all, I might do another one of those teasers in the future as there are loads of generic tube scenes featured in ads and it would be interesting to locate them exactly!
- Can you solve 15 teasers in this new style exhibition suitable for the whole family?
- If you want the answers to these teasers, specific ones in the quiz that you're stuck on or indeed the whole quiz itself (!) let me know.
- This site aims to bring the magic of words into everyone's life with articles, anagrams, simple teasers and ‘a word a day’.
- If you're in the market for a role-playing game full of mind-bending teasers and intriguing twists, look elsewhere.
- There were baffling, unanswerable teasers such as: why is a left foot either ‘trusty’ or ‘educated’ but a right foot is neither?
- So just to get you into the school mode, my good friend Graham White from Galway sent me a couple of teasers to kick the grey matter into action again.
- He said: ‘Laurie is amazing for her age, she does crosswords, puzzles, teasers and she plays Scrabble.’
- We're not sure, Jonathan, but seeing as you've almost certainly answered one of our ground teasers, we'll include it anyway.
- If one room of Residency Towers, found MBA students puzzling over such teasers in the preliminary round of the business quiz, the other rooms had students caught in the throes of management games on Thursday.
- They certainly can Jonnie, and our mail bag is bulging following your tricky teaser.
- For those of you who are already too smart for your own good, we've tossed in a couple of teasers that will bring you down to our level.
- A sample of 100 Irish fans were given rugby-themed teasers on logic, verbal ability, general reasoning, visual-spatial ability and numbers.
- But there is one diagnostic teaser you can use to try and sort this out for this particular situation.
- Rob Eastaway is a mathematician who used to set the teasers for New Scientist magazine.
- I knew it was one of those mathematical teasers that my brother would love, so printed it off to show him during my nieces' birthday party over the weekend.
- The students will see slides of the brain at work, and with games, puzzles, and teasers will learn how they can exercise their brains while having fun.
- You know how we are always getting puzzles and teasers from our listeners.
Synonyms mystery, puzzle, riddle, conundrum, paradox, problem, unsolved problem, question, question mark, quandary, a closed book
Rhymesappeaser, Caesar, easer, Ebenezer, El Giza, freezer, geezer, geyser, Louisa, Pisa, seizer, squeezer, Teresa, Theresa, visa, wheezer Definition of teaser in US English: teasernounˈtizərˈtēzər 1A person who makes fun of or provokes others in a playful or unkind way. 戏弄者，逗弄者；取笑者 Example sentencesExamples - It sounds like a tease and I told you I don't like teasers.
- In an odd way, both the teasers and supporters appear to help youths keep pledges.
- Geraldo Rivera is a war correspondent, or so the teasers on Fox News tell us.
- target: not reached
- Calling her son after a cheesy Abba song can only have created the need for him to prove he was not the nancy boy that the less open-minded - and there are plenty of playground teasers in that bracket - might have assumed from his moniker.
- Give your child the tools to confront his teasers by asking your child what he'd like to say and then practicing those statements with him.
- Actually, everyone agrees that Thom is the worst teaser, like a big brother who revels in picking on everyone else.
- Later a man who was sitting at the bar sent me over a glass of sparkling white wine with his phone number, and in front of all the people I worked with, many of them terrible teasers, it was majorly hard to live down.
- Verbal bullying isn't teasing - teasing happens when both the teaser and child are having fun.
- Then because of you and your practical joke I went from being the teaser to the teasee.
- 1.1 A person who tempts someone sexually with no intention of satisfying the desire aroused.
挑逗者，撩拨者 Example sentencesExamples - He was the teaser of them all, and was a huge flirt.
- 1.2 An inferior stallion or ram used to excite mares or ewes before they are served by the stud animal.
挑情公畜 Example sentencesExamples - The other two horses - a teaser and a retired lead pony - were both owned by Ford.
- In this context the Department has urged breeders - thoroughbred and non-thoroughbred alike - to test and vaccinate stallions and teasers to be used during 2004 breeding season.
- 1.3Fishing A lure or bait trailed behind a boat to attract fish.
〔渔〕（拖在船尾招鱼的）鱼饵 the fish followed the teaser to within thirty feet of the boat Example sentencesExamples - They also have a large teaser lure, usually a big skirted lure without a hook placed about 20-yards behind the boat.
- I saw the fish clearly then, bill out of the water, the fish acting like a sailfish at a teaser.
- The boat seemed almost to be floating on nothing: suspended, as it were, sixty feet above the brilliant corals, as we trolled our teasers, about half a mile offshore.
- Controlled panic, teasers in, mike on, lures flying across the water.
- I am about to make a turn back, the two of us still looking for further splashes when without warning the short bait, riding behind the Big Herbie teaser, is smacked hard and instantly we are into a fish.
Synonyms lure, decoy, fly, troll, jig, plug
2A short introductory advertisement for a product, especially one that does not mention the name of the thing being advertised. （尤指不提品名的）吊胃口小广告 promotional teasers in every commercial break Example sentencesExamples - The teaser sets up the format of the episode, it can take one of three choices.
- Commercial business cards or advertisements of pornographic images placed in the Usenet as teasers to increase the number of consumers, and anonymously posted non - commercial images are both distributed through the Usenet.
- Ten-second teasers of the book-films will be sent out by e-mail before the full versions are shown on television and in cinemas across the UK.
- The unnecessarily large teasers and the masthead monopolise more than half of the visible area.
- But the teaser - featuring footage of Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Christopher Lee, new Anakin Hayden Christensen and Jimmy Smits - turned out to be a hoax.
- The size of headlines, the length of teasers and the use of RSS feeds complete the uniform-to-be look.
- Then came a teaser for Monday's programme: ‘A new season of Oprah!’
- A picture-in-picture function can link the impulse buy teasers on network channels to the dedicated shopping channel, allowing customers to find more information on products even as they continue to watch the show.
- Then why play it up and publicise it and use teasers and wordy websites to give background info?
- The Daily Mirror has a Wicked Whispers section, where tantalising titbits of news are disseminated in teasers.
- The article - I'm looking at the paper NYT - features a lot of pictures of young women with their tongues out, but the teaser on the front page is that picture of Albert Einstein with his tongue out.
- I'll be posting my panel schedule in a few days but here are a few more teasers.
- J K Rowling has been particularly secretive about the plot, but she has released a couple of short extracts as a teaser.
- And if the teasers being run before Return of the King are any indicator, the movie has some real vision to offer.
- Just heard on a Fox teaser: ‘Tonight at nine: the FBI grills Berger!’
- Especially with the teasers being shown on the BBC and all these theories going round.
- ‘The Greatest Issue… Of All Time’ is a teaser on the cover.
- There's two trailers, a short teaser and a longer full trailer, both available in Dolby Digital 5.1 and anamorphic widescreen.
- Also, the previews showed a teaser for a movie called ‘Goodbye Lenin’ that looks interesting as well - it's about a German woman who wakes up from a coma.
- Normally readers would have at least two stories, sometimes three, as well as two to three teasers or pointers (usually across the top of the page under the masthead) to scan and select their reading matter.
3informal A difficult or tricky question or task. 〈非正式〉难题，棘手事 the teams get the chance to pose the opposition some teasers Example sentencesExamples - If one room of Residency Towers, found MBA students puzzling over such teasers in the preliminary round of the business quiz, the other rooms had students caught in the throes of management games on Thursday.
- We're not sure, Jonathan, but seeing as you've almost certainly answered one of our ground teasers, we'll include it anyway.
- A sample of 100 Irish fans were given rugby-themed teasers on logic, verbal ability, general reasoning, visual-spatial ability and numbers.
- Can you solve 15 teasers in this new style exhibition suitable for the whole family?
- So well done all, I might do another one of those teasers in the future as there are loads of generic tube scenes featured in ads and it would be interesting to locate them exactly!
- He said: ‘Laurie is amazing for her age, she does crosswords, puzzles, teasers and she plays Scrabble.’
- Rob Eastaway is a mathematician who used to set the teasers for New Scientist magazine.
- If you want the answers to these teasers, specific ones in the quiz that you're stuck on or indeed the whole quiz itself (!) let me know.
- So just to get you into the school mode, my good friend Graham White from Galway sent me a couple of teasers to kick the grey matter into action again.
- There were baffling, unanswerable teasers such as: why is a left foot either ‘trusty’ or ‘educated’ but a right foot is neither?
- I knew it was one of those mathematical teasers that my brother would love, so printed it off to show him during my nieces' birthday party over the weekend.
- Ballmer was asked the classic teaser question: what he would have done differently.
- You know how we are always getting puzzles and teasers from our listeners.
- They certainly can Jonnie, and our mail bag is bulging following your tricky teaser.
- For those of you who are already too smart for your own good, we've tossed in a couple of teasers that will bring you down to our level.
- If you're in the market for a role-playing game full of mind-bending teasers and intriguing twists, look elsewhere.
- But there is one diagnostic teaser you can use to try and sort this out for this particular situation.
- This site aims to bring the magic of words into everyone's life with articles, anagrams, simple teasers and ‘a word a day’.
- The students will see slides of the brain at work, and with games, puzzles, and teasers will learn how they can exercise their brains while having fun.
Synonyms mystery, puzzle, riddle, conundrum, paradox, problem, unsolved problem, question, question mark, quandary, a closed book
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