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| to cause physical pain and/or injury; to cause (somebody) emotional pain |
| a pain or ache in a tooth |
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| a pain in the middle or inner ear |
| a pain in the abdomen, often caused by indigestion, usually being lower than the stomach and related to the intestines |
| to check the health or condition of someone |
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| to physically rotate horizontally 180 or 360 degrees |
| to be in a horizontal position |
| to assume a horizontal position |
| to rise from a lying or sitting position |
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hurt, hurt, hurt[hɜːt](irregular verb)
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- to cause physical pain and/or injury; to cause (somebody) emotional pain
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- Does your leg still hurt?
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toothache, toothaches[ˈtuθˌe(ɪ)k](noun)
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- a pain or ache in a tooth
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- He went to the dentist because he had a really bad toothache.
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headache, headaches[ˈhɛde(ɪ)k](noun)
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- The noise caused a bad headache.
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backache, backaches[ˈbæke(ɪ)k](noun)
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- The old man could barely walk because of his backache.
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earache, earaches[ˈijɹe(i)k](noun)
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- a pain in the middle or inner ear
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- The little girl is suffering from earache.
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stomachache, stomachaches[ˈstʌməke(ɪ)k](noun)
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- a pain in the abdomen, often caused by indigestion, usually being lower than the stomach and related to the intestines
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- She's complaining about a bad stomachache.
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- to check the health or condition of someone
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- The doctor examined the patient.
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turn around(phrasal verb)
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- to physically rotate horizontally 180 or 360 degrees
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- Turn around so I can see the back of your new dress.
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lie, lay, laid[laɪ̯](irregular verb)
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- to be in a horizontal position
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- The patients usually lie on the divan bed during the check-up.
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- to assume a horizontal position
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- Lie down on the bed until you feel better.
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stand up, stood up, stood up(phrasal verb)
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- to rise from a lying or sitting position
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- Stand up, then sit down again.
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backache | |
examine | |
toothache | |
take off | |
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Word and Definition
Tries: 0stomachache | a pain in the abdomen, often caused by indigestion, usually being lower than the stomach and related to the intestines |
lie down | to assume a horizontal position |
toothache | a pain or ache in a tooth |
backache | any pain in the back |
turn around | to physically rotate horizontally 180 or 360 degrees |
hurt | to cause physical pain and/or injury; to cause (somebody) emotional pain |
stand up | to rise from a lying or sitting position |
earache | a pain in the middle or inner ear |
examine | to check the health or condition of someone |
lie | to be in a horizontal position |
headache | a pain in the head |
take off | to remove one's clothing |
Definition and Image
Tries: 0 | to remove one's clothing |
| to cause physical pain and/or injury; to cause (somebody) emotional pain |
| to be in a horizontal position |
| a pain or ache in a tooth |
| a pain in the head |
| to check the health or condition of someone |
| a pain in the abdomen, often caused by indigestion, usually being lower than the stomach and related to the intestines |
| any pain in the back |
