twinge in Russian
twinge in Russian is [[при́ступ]] [[боль|бо́ли]], [[резкий|ре́зкая]] боль — twinge means a sudden, brief sharp pain in part of the body.
twinge in Russian
[[при́ступ]] [[боль|бо́ли]]
Pronounced: [[pristup]] [[bol|boli]]
A sudden, pinching or sharp pain in a specific part of the body, especially one lasting for a short time.
[[резкий|ре́зкая]] боль
Pronounced: [[rezkiy|rezkaya]] bol
A sudden, pinching or sharp pain in a specific part of the body, especially one lasting for a short time.
What does "twinge" mean?
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noun A sudden, brief sharp pain in part of the body.
"She felt a twinge in her back after lifting the box."
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noun A brief, sharp pang of emotion, such as guilt or regret.
"He felt a twinge of guilt for forgetting her birthday."
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verb To experience a sudden sharp pain.
"His knee twinged every time he climbed the stairs."
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twinge in a sentence
- She felt a twinge in her back after lifting the box.
- He felt a twinge of guilt for forgetting her birthday.
- His knee twinged every time he climbed the stairs.
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What is "twinge" in Russian?
"twinge" in Russian is [[при́ступ]] [[боль|бо́ли]], [[резкий|ре́зкая]] боль. twinge means: A sudden, brief sharp pain in part of the body.
How do you pronounce [[при́ступ]] [[боль|бо́ли]]?
"twinge" in Russian is [[при́ступ]] [[боль|бо́ли]], pronounced "[[pristup]] [[bol|boli]]".
How do you use "twinge" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt a twinge in her back after lifting the box." In Russian, "twinge" is [[при́ступ]] [[боль|бо́ли]], [[резкий|ре́зкая]] боль.
Are there other ways to say "twinge" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "twinge": [[при́ступ]] [[боль|бо́ли]], [[резкий|ре́зкая]] боль.
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