Ache Meaning in English
word
ayk
ayk
释义
A continuous, dull pain that lasts for a while; can be a verb or a noun. It usually describes discomfort in the body or, sometimes, emotional pain.
用法与细微差别
Usually describes a continuous pain (like 'headache', 'backache'), not a sharp or sudden pain. Commonly used as a noun ('an ache') and as a verb ('my legs ache'). Often found with body parts. Does NOT mean emotional 'hurt' in most contexts, but can be used poetically ('heart aches').
Spanish: dolor - dolor persistentePortuguese (BR): dor - dor persistentePortuguese (PT): dor - dor persistenteChinese (Simplified): 疼痛 - 酸痛Chinese (Traditional): 疼痛 - 痠痛Hindi: दर्दArabic: ألم - وجعBengali: ব্যথা - যন্ত্রণাRussian: боль - ноющая больJapanese: 痛み - うずく痛みVietnamese: đau - nhứcKorean: 아픔 - 쑤심Turkish: ağrı - sızıUrdu: دردIndonesian: nyeri - sakit
例句
I have an ache in my back.
basic
Her head started to ache after the long meeting.
basic
My teeth ache when I drink something cold.
basic
My muscles really ache after that workout yesterday.
natural
Sometimes my heart just aches for home.
natural
"My legs ache from walking all day," she complained.
natural