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pain

/peɪn/

Traduction: Nom désignant une sensation physique ou émotionnelle de malaise, de souffrance ou de détresse, ainsi que la cause de cette souffrance., Verbe signifiant causer de la douleur ou de la souffrance à quelqu'un, infliger une peine physique ou morale.

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noun

/peɪn/A2formal
  • frNom désignant une sensation physique ou émotionnelle de malaise, de souffrance ou de détresse, ainsi que la cause de cette souffrance.

A noun referring to a physical or emotional sensation or feeling of discomfort, suffering, or distress.

  1. Physical sufferingA1formalmedical

    A feeling of discomfort or suffering in the body caused by injury or illness.

    frdouleur physique

    • She felt sharp pain in her back after lifting the heavy box.
    • The dentist gave him medicine to stop the tooth pain.
    • Headaches can cause severe pain.

    Synonymesacheagonydiscomfortdistresshurtpangsorenesssufferingtendernesstwinge

    Antonymescomforteasepleasurerelief

  2. Emotional distressA2formal

    Mental suffering or unhappiness caused by sadness, worry, or disappointment.

    frSouffrance morale

    • The loss of her pet caused her great emotional pain.
    • He felt pain from the breakup of his relationship.
    • The news brought pain to the entire family.

    Synonymesagonyanguishdesolationdistressgriefmiserysorrowsufferingtormentwoewretchedness

    Antonymescomfortcontentmentdelighthappinessjoypleasuresolace

  3. Annoying person or thingB1informal

    Informal term for someone or something that is very annoying or troublesome.

    frPersonne ou chose pénible

    • My little brother is such a pain when he won't stop talking.
    • This computer is a real pain; it keeps crashing.
    • Waiting in line for hours was a pain.

    Synonymesannoyancebotherhassleheadacheirritantnuisancepest

Formes
  • pains plural form
  • pains' possessive plural form
  • pain's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/peɪn/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant causer de la douleur ou de la souffrance à quelqu'un, infliger une peine physique ou morale.

A verb meaning to cause someone pain or distress, or to inflict suffering.

  1. Cause physical discomfortB1formal

    To cause someone physical pain or discomfort.

    frfaire mal

    • The injury pained him for weeks.
    • Her headache pained her throughout the day.
    • The tight shoes pained his feet during the walk.

    Synonymeshurt

    Antonymescomforteaserelievesoothe

  2. Cause emotional distressB2formal

    To cause someone emotional suffering or distress.

    frAffliger

    • It pained her to see her friend suffer.
    • He was pained by the news of the accident.
    • The memory of the loss still pains him deeply.

    Synonymesaggrievedistressgrievehurtsaddentormentupsetwound

    Antonymescheercomfortconsolereassure

Formes
  • pained past participle
  • pained past simple
  • paining present participle
  • pains third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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