twinge

释义

n.阵痛; 刺痛; 一阵思绪（通常指不快的）; 痛苦

词态变化

复数 :   twinges ;

实用场景例句

He noticed a twinge in his back after lifting the heavy box.

他搬起沉重的箱子后感到背部一阵刺痛。

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A slight twinge of remorse would surface in me at times.

我时不时会感到一丝悔恨的刺痛。

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A sudden twinge of sympathy struck Arnold as he glanced at Mr. Wilson.

阿诺德瞥见威尔逊先生时，突然感到一阵同情的刺痛。

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He winced from a sudden twinge in his strained hamstring.

他突然因拉伤的腘绳肌传来一阵刺痛而皱眉。

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A sudden twinge of discomfort stemmed from indigestion.

由消化不良引起的一阵突发不适。

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She winced as a twinge shot through her back.

她因背部一阵刺痛而皱起了眉。

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a twinge of regret

一阵遗憾

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Some parts of body feel stabbing pain or twinge.

身体某些部份感到刺痛或剧痛.

期刊摘选

You can neither blame nor commend him without some twinge of conscience.

你无论是责备他或是称赞他,良心上总不免有点刺痛的意味似的.

辞典例句

He sometimes experiences a twinge or two; nothing serious.

他只是有时感到有一两阵刺痛, 情况并不严重.

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I felt a twinge of envy for the people who lived there.

我对住在那儿的人产生过一阵嫉妒.

《简明英汉词典》

He could not help feeling a twinge of panic.

他不由得一阵心慌意乱.

英汉文学

I feel a twinge in my back now and again.

我不时感到背痛.

辞典例句

The letter still gives him a twinge when he thinks of it.

他一想起那封信就会感到一阵刺痛.

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Has your action never given you a twinge of conscience?

你做这事不屈心 吗 ?

《现代汉英综合大词典》

Man with just a passing twinge of shame.

或者怀着一丝羞耻心.

期刊摘选

A sudden twinge of feeling brought him to a dead stop.

突然一阵内疚又使他停住了脚步.

辞典例句

But each time again there was a horrid twinge of conscience.

但同时,每一次又都要承受良心上的煎熬.

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Hagen felt a twinge of jealousy.

哈根感到一阵嫉妒的刺痛.

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Man with just twinge of shame.

而仅感到一时的羞愧.

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This gave me more than a twinge of uneasiness.

这件事使我内心非常不安.

辞典例句

I asked, with a twinge of annoyance.

我反问, 带着一丝不快.

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A twinge of pain shot through Winston's jaw.

温斯顿上颚一阵痛.

英汉文学

A twinge of fear went through him.

他心中感到一阵恐慌.

辞典例句

He felt a slight twinge in his damaged hamstring.

他受伤的腘绳肌感到一阵轻微的刺痛。

辞典例句

For a brief moment, Arnold showed genuine sympathy toward Mr Wilson.

有一瞬间，阿诺德真诚地向威尔逊先生表示了同情。

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英英释义

Noun

1. a sudden sharp feeling;

"pangs of regret"

"she felt a stab of excitement"

"twinges of conscience"

2. a sharp stab of pain

Verb

1. cause a stinging pain;

"The needle pricked his skin"

2. feel a sudden sharp, local pain

3. squeeze tightly between the fingers;

"He pinched her behind"

"She squeezed the bottle"