| 单词 | ache |
| 释义 | ache nounadjective | verb + ache | ache + verb | preposition | phrases adjective➤constant, deep (figurative) , dull, nagging, throbbing持续不断的痛；深切的痛；隐痛；持续的痛；抽痛▸➤familiar熟悉的痛▸➤muscular, stomach, tummy肌肉痛；胃痛；肚子痛verb + ache➤be aware of, feel, have觉得疼痛；感觉疼痛；感到悲痛◆she kept feeling the nagging ache in her heart.她内心的悲痛一直挥之不去。◆i felt the familiar ache in my lower back.我感到腰又开始痛了。➤ease缓解疼痛◆he changed his position once again to ease the ache in his back.他又换了个姿势以缓解背部的疼痛。ache + verb➤throb抽动着作痛◆a dull ache throbbed at the back of david's head.戴维的后脑勺隐隐地抽痛。preposition➤ache in⋯的疼痛；⋯的痛苦◆a nagging ache in her knee她膝盖那无法摆脱的疼痛◆she could hardly speak for the ache in her heart.她难以诉说内心的痛苦。➤ache inside内心的痛苦➤ache of⋯之苦◆the ache of loneliness inside him他内心的孤苦phrases➤aches and pains各种疼痛◆he was always complaining about his various aches and pains.他老抱怨自己身上这疼那疼的。ache verbadverb | preposition | phrases adverb➤badly, really, terribly痛得厉害；非常痛◆my feet ached badly.我双脚痛得很厉害。➤a little, slightly, etc.有点儿／略有些疼痛◆my left foot ached a little.我的左脚有点儿痛。preposition➤from因⋯而疼痛◆i still really ache from all that running yesterday.昨天跑了那么久的步，我到现在还浑身疼痛。phrases➤ache all over全身疼痛◆her head felt hot and she was aching all over.她的头很烫，并且浑身疼痛。 ache /eɪk/ [intransitive] to feel a continuous dull pain疼痛；隐隐作痛◆i'm aching all over.我浑身疼痛。◆her eyes ached from lack of sleep.她的眼睛因睡眠不足而隐隐作痛。 ➡ see also ache → pain noun ache /eɪk/ [countable] a continuous feeling of pain in a part of the body（身体部位持续的）疼痛◆you get more aches and pains as you get older.人老了就常常会这儿疼那儿疼的。ⓘ ache is often used in compounds. * ache 常用于构成复合词◆mummy, i've got a tummy ache.妈妈，我肚子疼。◆to have a stomach ache / headache / backache / toothache胃痛；头疼；背疼；牙疼in british english, some of these compounds can be uncountable.在英式英语中，这些复合词中有些可以作不可数名词 [uncountable] ◆ (bre) to have backache / toothache背疼；牙疼 ➡ see also ache → hurt verb 2 ache¹/eɪk ||; ek/noun [c,u] a pain that lasts for a long time （持续的）疼痛，痛楚: ◇to have toothache/earache/stomach-ache 牙痛；耳痛；胃痛 ache is often used in compounds. in british english it is usually used without ‘a’ or ‘an’ i've got toothache. but we always use ‘a’ with ‘headache ’ i've got a bad headache. in american english, ache is usually used with ‘a’ or ‘an’, especially when talking about a particular attack of pain i have an awful toothache. ache常用于构成复合词；在英国英语中通常不带冠词a或an：i've got toothache.我牙痛。但headache必定与不定冠词a连用：i've got a bad headache.我头痛得厉害。在美国英语中ache通常与a或an连用，尤其是提及某种痛楚发作时：i have an awful toothache.我牙痛得厉害。 ache²/eɪk ||; ek/verb [i] to feel a continuous pain 持续作痛: ◇his legs ached after playing football. 踢完足球以后，他感到双腿疼痛。◇she was aching all over. 她觉得全身疼痛。 achesee ⇨ pain 1,2 • • •• ⇨ headache/toothache/backache/stomach ache☞ ache¹☞ ache² |
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