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pang
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/pæŋ/
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pang
noun
pangs
pl
UK
/pæŋ/
US
/pæŋ/
élancement
Douleur vive et brève, physique ou morale.
She felt a pang of guilt after lying to her friend.
Elle a ressenti un élancement de culpabilité après avoir menti à son amie.
Additional translations
pincement
Surtout au sens figuré, pour une douleur soudaine du cœur ou du sentiment.
Synonyms
sorrow
throb
sting
twinge
ache
pain
pang
verb
panged
Past Simple
panged
Past Participle
panging
Gerund
UK
/pæŋ/
US
/pæŋ/
pincer
Surtout au sens figuré, pour une douleur ou une émotion soudaine.
The news of the accident panged her heart with worry.
La nouvelle de l’accident lui a pincé le cœur d’inquiétude.
Additional translations
élancer
Surtout pour une douleur vive et brève.
Synonyms
sting
twinge
ache
hurt
throb
Definitions
pang
noun
A sudden sharp feeling of pain or distress.
She felt a pang of guilt after lying to her friend.
A sudden, sharp feeling of mental anguish, remorse, longing, or nostalgia.
He felt a pang of nostalgia as he walked through his childhood neighborhood.
pang
verb
To cause a sudden sharp pain or painful emotion.
The news of the accident panged her heart with worry.
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