Twinge Meaning in English
word
ˈtwɪndʒ
TWINJ
twˈɪndʒ
twinj
释义
A sudden, sharp pain or, more generally, a short, strong feeling of emotion like guilt or sadness.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used for small, sharp physical pains ('a twinge in my back'), but also common for emotions like guilt ('a twinge of guilt'). Not used for deep or lasting pain; emphasizes brief intensity.
Spanish: punzada - pinchazo (de dolor) - remordimiento (emocional)Portuguese (BR): pontada - fisgada - remorso (emoção)Portuguese (PT): pontada - fisgada - remorso (emoção)Chinese (Simplified): 一阵刺痛 - 一丝愧疚Chinese (Traditional): 一陣刺痛 - 一絲愧疚Hindi: चुभन - हल्का दर्द - अपराधबोधArabic: وخزة - لمحة من الذنبBengali: ঝটকা - টান (ব্যথা) - হালকা খোঁচা (অনুভূতি)Russian: приступ - укол (боли/чувства)Japanese: ズキッとした痛み - ちくりとした感情Vietnamese: cơn đau nhói - cơn nhói (cảm xúc)Korean: 욱신거림 - 찌릿한 감정Turkish: ani ağrı - sızı - ani duyguUrdu: چبھن - ہلکی سی تیز تکلیفIndonesian: rasa nyeri singkat - rasa perih sekejap
例句
Looking at old photos gave him a twinge of sadness.
natural
He ignored the twinge in his ankle and kept playing football.
natural
Whenever he thought about his mistake, a little twinge hit him.
natural
I felt a twinge in my back when I stood up.
basic
She had a twinge of guilt after lying to her friend.
basic
Sometimes I feel a twinge in my knee when I walk.
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