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单词 ache
释义
ache
noun[C]
uk
/eɪk/us
/eɪk/
B1
acontinuouspainthat isunpleasantbut not verystrong:
（持续的）疼痛，隐痛
As you getolder, you have allsortsof achesandpains.人老了，就会有各种各样的病痛。
I've got adull(=slight)acheinmylowerback.我背部靠近腰的地方隐隐作痛。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
pain
  • painThere are drugs you can take to ease the pain.
  • agonyMothers will often talk about the agony of childbirth.
  • sorenessIf you sailed through the exercises without soreness, you can move on.
  • acheI developed a dull ache in my jaw.
  • discomfortSometimes receding gums can cause discomfort.
  • stingBee stings can cause an allergic reaction in some people.
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B1
used incombinationswithpartsof thebodytomeanacontinuouspainin thestatedpart:
（与表示身体部位的词一起构成合成词，表示该部位的持续疼痛）
earache/aheadache/toothache/backache耳痛／头痛／牙疼／背痛
I've had astomachache allmorning.我胃疼了一上午。
More examples
  • Shefeltapersistentache at the back of herhead.
  • He's beensufferingvariousaches andpainsforyears.
  • No, it isn't asharppain- just ageneralache.
  • Shecomplainedof an ache in hershoulderwhichkeptherawakeatnight.
  • Thispainkilleris good forgeneralaches andpains, butmaybeyou need somethingstronger?
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Pain & painful
  • -racked
  • agonizing
  • be murder onsomethingidiom
  • brain freeze
  • cluster headache
  • dull
  • dully
  • dysmenorrhea
  • excruciating
  • grief
  • neuralgia
  • pang
  • prick
  • rawness
  • sciatic
  • sharpness
  • sting
  • stitch
  • throb
  • tingle
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ache
verb[I]
uk
/eɪk/us
/eɪk/
B2
to have acontinuouspainthat isunpleasantbut not verystrong:
（持续地）疼痛，隐痛
Myhead/tooth/back aches.我的头／牙／背疼。
I ache/I'm achingall over.我浑身疼痛。
I've got one or two achingmusclesafter yesterday'srun.昨天跑步之后我有一两处肌肉隐隐作痛。
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to cause pain
  • hurtMy leg hurts.
  • acheMy legs are still aching from my run yesterday.
  • throbMy head throbbed.
  • stingHis cheeks stung from the aftershave he'd just put on.
  • smartThe smoke was thick, making her eyes smart.
  • rubThe clothing is cleverly stitched to prevent the seams rubbing anywhere.
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More examples
  • If you're not used toexerciseyourjointsmay ache the nextday.
  • Myarmsache fromcarryingthisbag.
  • My back really aches aftermovingthoseheavyboxesaround allday.
  • After myexerciseclass, mywholebodyached.
  • She's aching andshivering, so I'vesenther tobed.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Pain & painful
  • -racked
  • agonizing
  • be murder onsomethingidiom
  • brain freeze
  • cluster headache
  • dull
  • dully
  • dysmenorrhea
  • excruciating
  • grief
  • neuralgia
  • pang
  • prick
  • rawness
  • sciatic
  • sharpness
  • sting
  • stitch
  • throb
  • tingle
See more results »

Phrasal verb

ache forsomething
(Definition ofachefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

ache| American Dictionary

ache
noun[C]
us
/eɪk/
acontinuouspainthat isunpleasantbut not usuallystrong:
She has afever,muscleaches, and acough.
Ache is often used incombination:
earache/headache/toothache
ache
verb
us
/eɪk/
to have acontinuouspainthat isunpleasantbut not usuallystrong:
[I]They did pushups untiltheirarmsached.
[I]fig.Herheartached(= Shefeltverysorry)for thepeoplewho hadlosttheirlovedonesin theplanecrash.
(Definition ofachefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofache

ache
Five weeks later, a patient from one of the households (case 1) presented with muscle aches and fever to his general practitioner.
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His body was just aching.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Conditions most likely to increase with age were aching or swollen feet, ingrowing or painful nails, difficulty in cutting nails, thickened nails and difficulty in washing or drying feet.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The general items focus on interpersonal experiences, while the somatic ones include the experience of common symptoms, such as fatigue, aches and pains, and muscle weakness.
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He feels the aching void there all the time.
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We have talked about gaps this afternoon; that seems to me to be an aching void if ever there was one.
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The child may suffer continual chest infections, stomach aches and be unable to put on weight.
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They get aches and pains and haunt doctors' surgeries.
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They are far more serious than that—they are the aches and pains of suffering, anguish and of seeing their friends die.
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I am aching to reach the lucid interval, after the events of the last few weeks.
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In addition, many of them have developed long term problems such as aching in their joints, poor concentration and lack of judgment.
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As soon as you give relief to someone who is genuinely suffering, twenty other people come forward who have nothing but minor aches and pains.
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All of us, with aches and pains which accumulate as we grow older, have our good days and bad days.
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Their belly aches were merely flatulent and added nothing to the debate.
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The difference is that horses cannot speak and all too often their aches and pains go unnoticed on the day.
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