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English - Definition of ache

v. suffer from a continuous dull pain, hurt; miss, yearn for

n. continuous dull pain, hurt

n. celery, type of vegetable

English To Spanish - ache

v. doler

s. dolencia, achaque, dolor

English To French - ache

v. avoir mal; faire mal, languir

n. douleur, mal

English To German - ache

v. schmerzen, Schmerz empfinden; Sehnsucht haben

n. Schmerz, Weh

English To Italian - ache

v. far male, dolere; (fam) morire dalla voglia di

s. male, dolore

English To Portuguese - ache

v. doer; sentir dor; sentir saudades

s. dor; sentir dor

English To Russian - ache

г. болеть, разболеться, испытывать боль, ныть; жаждать, страстно стремиться

с. боль

English To Turkish - ache

f. sancımak, ağrımak, acımak, sızlamak

i. ağrı, sızı, sancı, acı

French To English - ache

(f) n. celery, type of vegetable

German To English - ache

n. continuous dull pain, hurt

English To Albanian - ache

n. dhembje, dhimbje

v. dhemb, vuaj

English To Dutch - ache

ww. pijn lijden, pijn voelen; verlangen

zn. pijn; leed

English To Greek - ache

ρήμ. πονώ

ουσ. πόνος

English To ChineseS - ache

(动) 渴望; 觉得疼痛

(名) 疼痛

English To ChineseT - ache

(動) 渴望; 覺得疼痛

(名) 疼痛

English To Japanese - ache

(動) 継続性の鈍痛に見舞われる, 痛む, うずく; 切望する

(名) 痛み, 鈍痛

English To Korean - ache

동. 지속적인 통증으로 고통받다, 쑤시다; 열망하다

명. 아픔，고통

German To Turkish - ache

agrimak, agri, sanci

Definitions

noun: a dull persistent (usually moderately intense) pain

verb: be the source of pain

verb: have a desire for something or someone who is not present Example:She ached for a cigarette.

verb: feel physical pain

name: A surname (very rare: popularity rank in the U.S.: #75647)

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Synonyms for ache
1. hurt: pain, suffer, throb
2. pain: agony, twinge, pang, spasm

Tenses for ache
Present participle: aching
Present: ache (3.person: aches)
Past: ached
Future: will ache
Present conditional: would ache
Present Perfect: have ached (3.person: has ached)
Past Perfect: had ached
Future Perfect: will have ached
Past conditional: would have ached