Earache Meaning in English
word
ˈɪə̯ɹeɪk
EER-ayk
ˈiəɹeɪk
EE-uh-rayk
释义
A pain or discomfort felt in one or both ears, often caused by infection or other ear problems.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used in everyday and medical contexts. Typically used as a noun ('have an earache'), not as a verb. Often seen with verbs like 'have', 'get', or 'suffer from': 'I have an earache.' Not used for temporary ear discomfort from loud noises—refers to pain from illness or infection.
Spanish: dolor de oídoPortuguese (BR): dor de ouvidoPortuguese (PT): dor de ouvidosChinese (Simplified): 耳朵痛 - 耳痛Chinese (Traditional): 耳朵痛 - 耳痛Hindi: कान में दर्दArabic: ألم الأذنBengali: কানব্যথাRussian: ушная больJapanese: 耳の痛みVietnamese: đau taiKorean: 귀앓이 - 귀 통증Turkish: kulak ağrısıUrdu: کان کا دردIndonesian: sakit telinga
例句
I have an earache.
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My brother's earache kept him awake last night.
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A cold can sometimes cause an earache.
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She went to the doctor because her earache was getting worse.
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Kids often get an earache after swimming in dirty water.
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If your earache doesn't go away, you should see a specialist.
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