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/peɪn/
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/peɪn/
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pain
noun
pains
pl
UK
/peɪn/
US
/peɪn/
douleur
She felt a sharp pain in her ankle after twisting it during the run.
Elle a ressenti une douleur vive à la cheville après l'avoir tordue pendant la course.
Additional translations
souffrance
Au sens émotionnel ou mental.
peine
Surtout dans des tours comme « prendre la peine de » ou « au prix de ».
corvée
Familier; pour une personne ou une chose agaçante ou pénible.
peine
Dans la locution « on pain of ».
Synonyms
suffering
discomfort
agony
hurt
ache
torment
distress
misery
anguish
twinge
Antonyms
pleasure
comfort
pain
verb
pained
Past Simple
pained
Past Participle
paining
Gerund
UK
/peɪn/
US
/peɪn/
faire mal
The loud noise began to pain her ears.
Le bruit fort a commencé à lui faire mal aux oreilles.
peiner
Soutenu; pour la peine morale ou émotionnelle.
It pains me to see you exhausted all the time.
Cela me peine de te voir tout le temps épuisé.
Synonyms
hurt
ache
suffer
distress
torment
Antonyms
comfort
soothe
relieve
heal
please
delight
console
gladden
cheer
gratify
pain
adjective
UK
/peɪn/
US
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Used attributively before another noun (e.g., pain relief, pain medication).
antalgique
Sens médical.
She was given pain medication after the surgery.
On lui a donné un traitement antalgique après l'opération.
Additional translations
analgésique
Sens médical; plus fréquent comme terme technique.
Definitions
pain
noun
The physical sensation of discomfort or distress caused by injury or illness.
She felt a sharp pain in her ankle after twisting it during the run.
Emotional or mental suffering or distress.
The pain of losing a loved one can be overwhelming.
A person or thing that is annoying or troublesome.
Dealing with the constant noise from the construction site has been a real pain.
Great care, effort, or trouble taken in doing something (usually in the plural).
He took pains to ensure the report was accurate.
A penalty or punishment incurred or threatened (chiefly in the phrase "on pain of").
The soldiers were forbidden, on pain of death, to abandon their posts.
pain
verb
To cause physical or emotional discomfort or distress.
The loud noise began to pain her ears.
To cause mental or emotional distress to; to sadden or upset.
It pains me to see you exhausted all the time.
pain
adjective
Used before a noun: relating to pain, or intended to relieve or manage pain.
She was given pain medication after the surgery.
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