| 单词 | pain |
| 释义 | painpainspainpain1 /peɪn/ noun1 [uncountable and countable] the feeling you have when part of your body hurtspain inI have a pain in my lower back.low 我腰背痛。in painCassie lay groaning in pain on the bed.liegroan卡西躺在床上痛苦呻吟。2[uncountable] sadness and unhappiness: the pain children feel when their parents divorcechildparent父母离异时孩子感到的痛苦Phrasesa pain (in the neck) spoken someone or something that is very annoying: I find the paperwork a pain in the neck.我觉得文书工作让人头痛。be at pains to do something/take pains to do something to make a special effort to do something: He was at pains to emphasize the advantages of the new system.bepainadvantage他竭力强调新系统的优点。COLLOCATIONS: painverbsto have a painHe has a pain in his stomach.haveto feel pain (also to suffer from pain)If you feel any pain, stop exercising.exerciseto cause painSeveral conditions can cause back pain.conditionto relieve/ease/reduce pain (=to make it less bad)Aspirin is used to relieve pain.beuseadjectivesa bad painI’ve got a really bad pain in my leg.getsevere/terrible painShe woke up with terrible stomach pains.wakepain ► Do not say ’big pain’. Say terrible pain or severe pain.a sharp pain (=a short severe pain)A sharp pain went through his leg when he stood up.gostandexcruciating/unbearable pain (=very severe pain)The pain in my eye was excruciating.bea nagging pain (=not severe but felt all the time)He’s had a nagging pain in his left arm for a couple of weeks.havenagleaveweekthe pain is badThe pain was so bad that I couldn’t sleep.benoun + painchest/back/stomach painPatients with chest pain should be seen immediately by a doctor.patientshallseeTHESAURUS: painpain the feeling you have when part of your body hurts: The pain in my chest was getting worse.begetillache a continuous pain, especially one that is not very bad: She had a fever and aches in her muscles.haveachemuscleheadache/stomach ache/toothache/backache/earache a continuous pain in a part of your body: The noise is giving me a headache.begiveThe next day I had a stomach ache.havetwinge a sudden slight pain that disappears quickly: When I lifted the box I felt a twinge in my back.liftfeela twinge of painsuffering great physical or mental pain, which makes someone very unhappy: I wish there was something I could do to ease their suffering (=reduce it).becansuffer |
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