英:[twɪndʒ]
美:[twɪndʒ]
英:[twɪndʒ]
美:[twɪndʒ]
复数:twinges
第三人称单数:twinges
现在分词:twinging或twingeing
过去式:twinged
过去分词:twinged
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"
1540年代,“一撮,一夹”,源自废弃的动词 twinge “捏,扭”,来自古英语 twengan “捏”,源自原始日耳曼语 *twangjan(也指古弗里斯兰语 thwinga,古诺尔斯语 þvinga,丹麦语 tvinge,荷兰语 dwingen,古高地德语 thwingan,德语 zwingen “强迫,迫使”),源自原始印欧语 *twengh- “压迫”(见 thong)。意思是“尖锐,突然的轻微疼痛”,记录于大约1600年。比喻意义(涉及羞耻,懊悔等)记录于1620年代。
刺痛:短暂的锐痛
Verb Middle English twengen, from Old English twengan; akin to Old High German zwengen to pinch
The first known use of twinge was before the 12th century
twirl1 of 2verb
to turn or cause to turn rapidly
twirl a baton
twirl2 of 2noun
an act of twirling
twirl1 of 2verb
to turn or cause to turn rapidly
twirl a baton
twirl2 of 2noun
an act of twirling
twirl1 of 2verb
to turn or cause to turn rapidly
twirl a baton
twirl2 of 2noun
an act of twirling
twirl1 of 2verb
to turn or cause to turn rapidly
twirl a baton
twirl2 of 2noun
an act of twirling
twin1 of 3adjective
born with one other or as a pair at one birth twin girls
my twin brother
made up of two similar, related, or connected members or parts
being one of a pair
a twin city
twin2 of 3verb
to produce or give birth to twins
twin3 of 3noun
either of two offspring produced at a birth compare fraternal twin, identical twin
twin1 of 3adjective
born with one other or as a pair at one birth twin girls
my twin brother
made up of two similar, related, or connected members or parts
being one of a pair
a twin city
twin2 of 3verb
to produce or give birth to twins
twin3 of 3noun
either of two offspring produced at a birth compare fraternal twin, identical twin
twinklingnoun
instant
was back in a twinkling
twine1 of 2noun
a string made of two or more strands twisted together
twine2 of 2verb
to twist together
interlace
to coil or cause to coil around a support
twinge1 of 2verb
to affect with or feel a sudden sharp pain
twinge2 of 2noun
a sudden sharp stab of pain
moral or emotional distress
a twinge of regret
twingenoun
a sudden sharp stab of pain
1 "What did you have in mind?" I asked, with a twinge of annoyance.
“你想玩什么?”带着一丝厌烦,我反问她。
2 Hagen felt a twinge of jealousy.
哈根感到一阵嫉妒的刺痛.
3 Man with just twinge of shame.
而仅感到一时的羞愧.
4 Dusk was falling outside when a twinge of hunger sent him to the kitchen.
5 Was there a twinge of sadness in his eyes?
6 Like her outfit, her makeup had a twinge of darkness, from her smoky lids to her ultra-long eyelash extensions, which practically reached her temples.
7 Even now, I feel that old twinge of excitement at the sight of the building.
8 I felt a twinge of guilt.
9 I asked, with a twinge of annoyance.
我反问, 带着一丝不快.
10 The twist, however, is the sauce — a rich, steaming hot broth twinged with tomato and a gentle chile buzz that more closely resembles a soup.
11 It was not till some days later that he learned, to his surprise and with a twinge of shame, that he was not the only one who had been in trouble.
12 Looking at the porcelain, Frank felt a twinge of guilt for having destroyed so many pieces the day of the funeral.
13 But it’s whispers mostly, bits of rumor from the staff here who aren’t military, the ones who feel twinges of guilt that make them feign not a friendliness but a base level of civility.
14 His speech soon turned into a lament twinged with guilt.
15 “You two idiots,” said Azareen, and Lazlo felt a curious twinge of pride, to be called an idiot by her, with what might have been the tiniest edge of fondness.
16 I feel a twinge just above my kneecap, but it only lasts a second.
17 I jabbed the earth with my stick, ashamed at the twinge of jealousy.
18 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。
19 I shuddered, unsure if it was the cool breeze that made me shiver or the twinge of fear in my chest.
20 I feel a twinge in my back now and again.
我不时感到背痛。
1 感到剧痛
2 痛苦
painful sticky miserable lousy grievous pained laboring distressful dolorous agonal tsoris misease cost pain trial hurt wound suffering sore worm bitter torture distress endurance wrench ache misery woe torment agony affliction soreness scourge pang displeasure ail travail twang infliction gnawing sufferance stang excruciation anguish smart labor ferret gnaw harry try ride murder rack punish sting afflict wring victimize fester goad agonize rankle embitter excruciate imbitter traumatic raging pinched trauma distraction kill pine thorny afflicted anguished embittered wrenching agonized tormenting painfully sorely trouble bale martyrdom wark throe angor weight worry prick agonise nag at make a martyr of in agony darkness sweat frustration sorrow calamity purgatory jaundice wormwood ruth sufferation eina distressed discomfort tribulation play up
7 刺疼
8 刺痛
spreathed smart raw biting pungent prickly shoot bite shooting stitch pinch stab sting twitch tingle prick prickle atingle cut pricking bitter burry stingily Nip keen nippy scorch up tight mordant shooting pains stabbing pain pinprick urticate hurt
9 掐
10 阵痛
12 难过
sorry upset pained moved sadden be cut up hit a raw nerve strike a nerve strike a raw nerve touch a nerve touch a raw nerve break heart hit a nerve sad unhappy unhappily sadness smart pine
13 剧痛
acute aching achy lancinating smart shooting stitch pinch sting agony pang gnawing throe stang ache splitting throes shoot lancination torment gyp anguish Split stab kill wring excruciation angor
14 谴责
detractory reproachful blameful reprehensive detractive skin row ban reflection thunder schooling condemnation reprimand censure reproof reprobation animadversion reprehension denunciate check trim condemn proclaim rebuke reproach reprobate upbraid objurgate cast stones at haul over the c