pain

pain /pein/
  • danh từ
    • sự đau đớn, sự đau khổ (thể chất, tinh thần)
      • to have a pain in the head: đau đầu
    • (số nhiều) sự đau đẻ
    • (số nhiều) nỗi khó nhọc công sức
      • to take pains: bỏ công sức
    • hình phạt
      • pains and penalties: các hình phạt
      • on (under) pain of death: sẽ bị xử tử, sẽ bị tội chết (nếu vi phạm cái gì...)
    • to be at the pains of doing something
      • chịu thương chịu khó làm cái gì
    • to give someone a pain in the neck
      • quấy rầy ai, chọc tức ai
  • ngoại động từ
    • làm đau đớn, làm đau khổ
      • does your tooth pain you?: răng anh có làm anh đau không?
  • nội động từ
    • đau nhức, đau đớn
      • my arm is paining: tay tôi đang đau nhức đây
Lĩnh vực: y học
 đau
  • after pain: đau đẻ
  • bearing down pain: đau rặn (đẻ)
  • dilating pain: đau mở cổ tử cung
  • fulgurant pain: đau nhức
  • ideogenous pain: đau tưởng tượng
  • intense pain: đau nhói
  • labor pain: đau đẻ đau chuyển dạ
  • lightning pain: đau xương
  • pain spot: điểm đau
  • pain threshold: ngưỡng đau
  • post pranchial pain: đau sau bữa ăn
  • root pain: đau rễ dây thần kinh
  • threshold of pain: ngưỡng đau
  • wandering pain: đau di chuyển
    • Lĩnh vực: xây dựng
     nhức
  • fulgurant pain: đau nhức
    • contract under pain of forfeit
     hợp đồng kiểu khoán
    pain base
     lớp sơn lót
    threshold of pain
     ngưỡng chói tai

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    pain

    Từ điển Collocation

    pain noun

    1 physical pain

    ADJ. acute, agonizing, awful, excruciating, extreme, great, intense, severe, sharp, terrible, unbearable | burning, searing, shooting, stabbing, throbbing She had a burning pain in one eye. | dull, little, slight | chronic, constant, nagging, persistent | sudden | intermittent | physical | abdominal, back, chest, leg, muscle, shoulder, stomach She's been off work with back pain. He went to the doctor with chest pains. | growing, labour, period

    QUANT. spasm, stab

    VERB + PAIN be in, be racked with, experience, feel, get, go through, have, suffer (from) He was obviously in a great deal of pain. Can you feel any pain? Marathon runners are used to going through pain. He was taken to hospital suffering from severe abdominal pain. | cause, give sb, inflict His back gives him great pain. It's wrong to inflict pain on any animal. | increase, make worse | alleviate, control, deaden, do something for, dull, ease, help, kill, relieve, stop Your doctor should be able to do something for the pain. | bear, endure, put up with, stand, take | cry out in, cry with, groan with, scream with | be contorted with, contort in His face was contorted with pain as he crossed the finish line.

    PAIN + VERB begin, come The pains began shortly after she started work as a gardener. | shoot through/up A sharp pain shot up his leg. | grow stronger, increase, intensify | disappear, go, stop, wear off Has the pain gone yet? A few hours after he'd had his tooth out, the pain began to wear off. | come back, return

    PAIN + NOUN control, relief | threshold

    PREP. ~ in a pain in her side

    PHRASES aches and pains Eucalyptus oil is good for easing muscular aches and pains. | a cry of pain, a threshold for/of pain I have a very low threshold for pain.

    2 unhappiness

    ADJ. great, intense, terrible | emotional

    VERB + PAIN cause (sb), give sb, inflict Through her drug addiction she had inflicted a lot of pain on the family. | feel, go through | get over It took him several years to get over the pain of losing his job. | ease | spare sb We hoped to spare her the pain of having to meet her attacker. | express | conceal He tried to conceal his pain from her. | bear, endure | be worth The government has to persuade the people that the economic reforms are worth the pain.

    Từ điển WordNet

      v.

    • cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed; afflict, trouble, ail
    • cause emotional anguish or make miserable; anguish, hurt

      It pains me to see my children not being taught well in school

    English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

    pains|pained|paining
    syn.: ache discomfort distress hurt irritation pang soreness suffering
    ant.: pleasure relieve