earache in Japanese
earache in Japanese is 耳痛 — earache means a pain felt inside or around the ear.
earache in Japanese
耳痛
Pronounced: jitsuu
(medicine) A pain in the middle or inner ear.
What does "earache" mean?
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noun A pain felt inside or around the ear.
"The child woke up crying with an earache in the middle of the night."
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noun Irritation or annoyance caused by constant noise, nagging or complaining.
"He gave his flatmate an earache about the unwashed dishes for a whole week."
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earache in a sentence
- The child woke up crying with an earache in the middle of the night.
- Swimming without earplugs sometimes gives her an earache.
- He gave his flatmate an earache about the unwashed dishes for a whole week.
- I got an earache from the neighbours arguing through the thin walls.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "earache" in Japanese?
"earache" in Japanese is 耳痛. earache means: A pain felt inside or around the ear.
How do you pronounce 耳痛?
"earache" in Japanese is 耳痛, pronounced "jitsuu".
How do you use "earache" in a sentence?
Example: "The child woke up crying with an earache in the middle of the night." In Japanese, "earache" is 耳痛.
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