sting with

sting (one) with (something)

1. Literally, to pierce one with some very small, sharp-pointed instrument or organ, especially as found on plants, insects, and sea life. Jellyfish are able to sting people with tiny harpoon-like structures along their tentacles called cnidocytes. When a honeybee stings you with its stinger, the barbed point becomes lodged in your skin, causing continued pain for you but death for the bee.

2. To present one with some charge, fine, or fee, especially one that is surprising or seems unfair. All the mechanic did was swap out a replacement part, but he stung me with an $800 repair bill. Just be aware that the airline will sting you with a hidden 10% administrative fee on top of all the other costs for your trip.

sting someone with something

to use something to sting someone. The bee stung me with its stinger. The wasp can sting you with its poisonous barb.

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释义	sting with sting (one) with (something) 1. Literally, to pierce one with some very small, sharp-pointed instrument or organ, especially as found on plants, insects, and sea life. Jellyfish are able to sting people with tiny harpoon-like structures along their tentacles called cnidocytes. When a honeybee stings you with its stinger, the barbed point becomes lodged in your skin, causing continued pain for you but death for the bee. 2. To present one with some charge, fine, or fee, especially one that is surprising or seems unfair. All the mechanic did was swap out a replacement part, but he stung me with an $800 repair bill. Just be aware that the airline will sting you with a hidden 10% administrative fee on top of all the other costs for your trip. See also: sting Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. sting someone with something to use something to sting someone. The bee stung me with its stinger. The wasp can sting you with its poisonous barb. See also: sting McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: sting (one) with (something) literally motorized freckles be lost in translation motorize motorized dandruff Portuguese man-of-war fight for (one's) life fight for life eat (one) alive References in classic literature But the willow-wren sent down the hornet, with orders to settle beneath the fox's tail, and sting with all his might. Fairy Tales The former Foreign Secretary said: "It's always great to come back to South Shields, and it's even more special that I can bring Sting with me to deliver the 2015 lecture. Sting back in region to deliver lecture You can treat a wasp sting with an acid solution like lemon juice or vinegar. Don't let insects bug you; BE READY FOR THE BIG STING Some youngsters respond to an insect sting with an unusual amount of edema (swelling) at and beyond the sting site. Emergency! An Allergic Reaction To Insect Stings
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