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98 examples found containing '痛み' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

はその

みを

に

えた。

She bore the pain bravely.

の

みを

じたおまえを

うのが

かった。

I felt my heartaches, I was afraid of following you.

は

からくる

みで

しんだ。

He suffered terrible pain from his injuries.

みを

さえない。

It's not worth the pain.

その

しゅじゅつ

には

な

みが

う。

The operation is accompanied with a lot of pain.

は

い

みを

していた。

He was aware of a sharp pain.

この

を

むと

みがやわらぐよ。

This medicine will take the pain away.

は

にわきばらに

みを

じた。

I felt a sudden pain in my side.

の

みが

まった。

The pain in my stomach has gone.

みは

は

めている。

The pain has started to ease now.

みを

を

かください。

Please give me something to kill the pain.

みが

に

ります。

The pain shoots to my right leg.

と

の

みがありますか。

Do you have a headache and a sore throat?

みが

できません。

I can't stand this pain.

その

みに

えるさまざまな

がある。

There are various ways of enduring the pain.

はそのご

みがなくなることはなかった。

She was never free from pain after that.

この

を

みが

し

まりますよ。

This medicine will give you some relief.

から

がくかんせつ

に

みを

じる。

I've had a pain in my jaw joint since last night.

は

に

みを

えた。

I felt a sharp pain in the stomach.

は

に

に

みを

じた。

I felt a sudden pain in my side.

せいこうじ

に

みがあります。

It's painful making love.

ここに

の

みがあります。

I have a chronic pain here.

みはだんだん

くなっていくだろう。

The pain will wear off.

けが

は

から

みで

んだ。

The injured person wailed with pain after coming out of anesthesia.

まっしょうせい

の

みと

ちゅうすうせい

の

みがある。

There are two types of pain ― peripheral and central.

あの

のあと、

が

に

みがなくなることはなかった。

She was never completely free from pain after the accident.

の

の

みはひどくなっています。

The pain in my back is getting worse.

みがひどくなってきました。

The pain is getting worse.

ここに

みがあります。

I have a continuous pain here.

その

で

の

みがすぐにとれたのには

いた。

It's marvelous how quickly the medicine relieved my pain.

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Search results include information from a variety of sources, including Kanshudo (kanji mnemonics, kanji readings, kanji components, vocab and name frequency data, grammar points, examples), JMdict (vocabulary), Tatoeba (examples), Enamdict (names), KanjiVG (kanji animations and stroke order), and Joy o' Kanji (kanji and radical synopses). Translations provided by Google's Neural Machine Translation engine. For more information see credits.

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