Значение слова "ACHE" найдено в 33 источниках

ACHE

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"
[eɪk]
боль
болеть, испытывать боль
болеть; сострадать; переживать
жаждать, страстно стремиться


найдено в "Crosswordopener"

• A revolutionary is hurt (4)

• Acetaminophen target

• Advil target

• Aerobics aftereffect

• Aerobics class reminder

• After head or heart

• After-shoveling feeling

• After-shoveling feeling, sometimes

• Ail

• Aleve alleviates it

• Aleve may relieve it

• Aleve target

• Alternating current, he gets hurt

• Analgesic target

• Anodyne's target

• Arthritis complaint

• Arthritis symptom

• Aspirin fights it

• Aspirin target

• Athlete's burden

• Attached to back or belly

• Back or belly phenomenon

• Back or ear follower

• Back problem

• Back to back?

• Back woe

• Back-rub reason, perhaps

• Backrub target

• Bad end for a tooth

• Balm target

• Balming target

• Be a big pain

• Be heartsick

• Be in pain

• Be in want of a massage, maybe

• Be sore

• Belly ___: complain

• Belly or back ender

• Belly or back follower

• Belly or heart follower

• Belly pain

• Belly problem

• Belly trouble

• Ben-Gay target

• Bit of infirmity

• Bleed (for)

• Blues Traveler: This ___

• Bufferin target

• Caladryl: itch :: Bengay : ___

• Call for ibuprofen

• Call for liniment

• Can't wait

• Canine concern

• Canine pain

• Canine trouble?

• Canine warning?

• Cause for a massage

• Cause for an aspirin

• Cause for aspirin

• Cause for complaint

• Cause for liniment

• Certain stiffness

• Charley horse

• Charley horse result

• Charley horse, e.g.

• Codl sensation

• Continuous pain

• Couch potato's workout result

• Crave

• Crick

• Day-after-the-game sensation

• Deep longing

• Deep yearning

• Deep-seated desire

• Dental concern

• Dental woe

• Dentist visit initiator

• Desire

• Desire analgesics, maybe

• Discomfort

• Discomfort source

• Distress signal

• Dolor

• Dull discomfort

• Dull hurt

• Dull pain

• Dull soreness

• Dull throb

• Excercise effect, perhaps

• Excuse for aspirin

• Exercise aftermath

• Exercise aftermath, maybe

• Exercise by-product, often

• Exercise consequence, maybe

• Exercise result, maybe

• Exercise souvenir

• Fatigue symptom

• Feature of Billy Ray Cyrus's heart

• Feel

• Feel (for)

• Feel a burning need (for)

• Feel a dull pain

• Feel a yearning

• Feel compassion

• Feel discomfort

• Feel eager

• Feel empty

• Feel flu-like, say

• Feel fluish

• Feel great sympathy

• Feel like a boxer after a fight

• Feel pain

• Feel painful

• Feel pangs

• Feel pity

• Feel pity (for)

• Feel poorly

• Feel sorry (for)

• Feel stiff and sore

• Feel sympathy

• Feel sympathy (for)

• Feel the pain

• Feeling in the heart or head

• Flu clue

• Flu harbinger

• Flu symptom

• Fluish feeling

• Follows stomach or heart

• Football practice aftermath, maybe

• Get sore laughing

• Gut feeling

• Hanker for

• Harbinger of tooth trouble

• Have a charley horse

• Have a great yen

• Have a hangover

• Have a hankering

• Have a longing

• Have a migraine

• Have a pain

• Have a severe yearning

• Have a sore spot

• Have a yearning

• Have a yen

• Have a yen for

• Have pains

• Have rheumatic pains

• Have sore muscles

• Have sympathy

• Head ailment

• Head or belly follower

• Head or ear follower

• Head or heart ailment

• Head or heart attachment

• Head or heart hurt

• Head or heart problem

• Head or tooth follower

• Head problem

• Head starter

• Head tail?

• Head woe

• Heading away from hiding place in pain (4)

• Heart attachment

• Heart hurt

• Heart or back problem?

• Heart or head follower

• Heart trouble

• Heart's longing

• Heartsick feeling

• Hurt

• Hurt all over

• Hurt bad

• Hurt so bad

• Hurt, like Billy Ray Cyrus's heart

• Hypochondriac's complaint

• I ___ all over

• Ibuprofen target

• Ice-bag site

• Initially, aspirin can help ease pain (4)

• It can be dull or throbbing

• It's a pain

• It's dull and painful

• Jawbreaker song that hurts?

• Jogger's malady

• Jogger's woe

• Joint concern

• Joint problem

• Languish

• Lingering pain

• Liniment target

• Long

• Long (for)

• Longing

• Longing feeling

• Lost-love feeling

• Lovelorn person's problem

• Lumbago, e.g.

• Major pain

• Marathoner's complaint

• Marathoner's woe

• Massage target

• Masseur's target

• Masseurs rub it out?

• Medicinal side effect, maybe

• Migraine symptom

• Migraine symptom, for one

• Migraine, e.g.

• Molar malady

• Motivation to keep a doctor's appointment

• Motrin target

• Mourn (for)

• Muscle fatigue

• Muscle malady

• Muscle memory?

• Muscle misery

• Muscle pain

• Muscle problem

• Muscle soreness

• Muscle strain result

• Muscle woe

• Muscular distress

• Muscular stiffness

• Muscular woe

• Nagging cold feature

• Nagging pain

• Naproxen target

• Need a back rub

• Need a backrub, say

• Need a massage

• Need a masseuse

• Need a rubdown

• Need Advil, say

• Need an analgesic

• Need an aspirin

• Need an ibuprofen

• Need an ice bag

• Need an ice bag, e.g.

• Need an ice bag, perhaps

• Need analgesics

• Need aspirin

• Need aspirin, maybe

• Need aspirin, perhaps

• Need balm

• Need Bengay

• Need ibuprofen

• Need ibuprofen, say

• Need liniment

• Need relief

• Newspaperman Adolph

• Not quite smart?

• Novice weightlifter's souvenir

• Oarsman's sensation

• Overexerciser's woe

• Overexercising result

• Overexertion reminder

• Pain

• Pain from a strain

• Pain in the ass

• Pain in the gut

• Pain in the neck

• Pain in the neck, e.g.

• Pain in the neck, maybe

• Pain in the neck, perhaps

• Pain in the neck, really

• Pain or pine

• Painful suffix

• Painful throb

• Patient's complaint

• Persistent dull pain

• Persistent pain

• Pine (for)

• A dull persistent (usually moderately intense) pain


найдено в "Collocations dictionary"
ache: translation

•Roman•I.•/Roman•
noun
ADJECTIVE
constant, deep (figurative), dull, nagging, throbbing
familiar
muscular, stomach, tummy
VERB + ACHE
be aware of, feel, have

She kept feeling the nagging ache in her heart.

I felt the familiar ache in my lower back.

ease

He changed his position once again to ease the ache in his back.

ACHE + VERB
throb

A dull ache throbbed at the back of David's head.

PREPOSITION
ache in

a nagging ache in her knee

She could hardly speak for the ache in her heart.

ache inside
ache of

the ache of loneliness inside him

PHRASES
aches and pains

He was always complaining about his various aches and pains.

•Roman•II.•/Roman•
verb
ADVERB
badly, really, terribly

My feet ached badly.

a little, slightly, etc.

My left foot ached a little.

PREPOSITION
from

I still really ache from all that running yesterday.

PHRASES
ache all over

Her head felt hot and she was aching all over.

Ache is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑back, ↑body, ↑chest, ↑ear, ↑head, ↑heart, ↑joint, ↑knee, ↑leg, ↑lung, ↑muscle, ↑neck, ↑side, ↑throat, ↑tooth, ↑tummy


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