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pang

UK
/pæŋ/
US
/pæŋ/
pangnoun
pangs
pl
UK
/pæŋ/
US
/pæŋ/
Translations
élancementDouleur 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
pincementSurtout au sens figuré, pour une douleur soudaine du cœur ou du sentiment.
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
sorrow
throb
sting
twinge
ache
pain
pangverb
panged
Past Simple
panged
Past Participle
panging
ing-form
UK
/pæŋ/
US
/pæŋ/
Translations
pincerSurtout 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
élancerSurtout pour une douleur vive et brève.
Definitions
To cause a sudden sharp pain or painful emotion.
The news of the accident panged her heart with worry.
Synonyms
sting
twinge
ache
hurt
throb
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