英 [twɪndʒ] 美 [twɪndʒ]
n. 阵痛；悔恨
vt. 使刺痛；使感到剧痛
vi. 刺痛；感到剧痛
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
twinge /twɪndʒ/
可数名词 A twinge is a sudden sharp feeling or emotion, usually an unpleasant one. (通常指不快的)一阵强烈情感
For a moment, Arnold felt a twinge of sympathy for Mr. Wilson.
有一瞬间，阿诺德对威尔逊先生心生强烈的同情。
可数名词 A twinge is a sudden sharp pain. (一阵)剧痛
He felt a slight twinge in his damaged hamstring.
他感受到受伤的腘绳肌处有一阵轻微的剧痛。
剌痛
刺痛
刺痛
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阵痛；悔恨
He felt a twinge in his knee.
他感到膝盖一阵剧痛。
He felt a slight twinge in his damaged hamstring.
他感受到受伤的腘绳肌处有一阵轻微的剧痛。
For a moment, Arnold felt a twinge of sympathy for Mr. Wilson.
有一瞬间，阿诺德对威尔逊先生心生强烈的同情。
Most of us feel a twinge of guilt when we gossip about our co-workers.
When I look at Real Simple or a West Elm catalogue, I feel a twinge of inadequacy.
Few characters in the stories were admirable, none was clean-cut, but most evoked a twinge of sympathy.