柯林斯詞典twinge /tw?nd?/ (twinges) 1. N-COUNT A twinge is a sudden sharp feeling or emotion, usually an unpleasant one. (通常指不快的)一陣強(qiáng)烈情感[with supp, usu N 'of' n] For a moment, Arnold felt a twinge of sympathy for Mr. Wilson. 有一瞬間，阿諾德對威爾遜先生心生強(qiáng)烈的同情。2. N-COUNT A twinge is a sudden sharp pain. (一陣)劇痛 He felt a slight twinge in his damaged hamstring. 他感受到受傷的腘繩肌處有一陣輕微的劇痛。 返回 twinge劍橋詞典a sudden short feeling of physical or mental pain 劇痛，刺痛；痛苦，難過 I felt a twinge in my knee . 我感到膝蓋一陣劇痛。 He was feeling twinges from a calf injury after 20 minutes of the game . 比賽20分鐘后他感到受傷的小腿劇痛。 I admit I felt a twinge of guilt as we left . 我承認(rèn)，在我們離開時(shí)我感到非常內(nèi)疚。 返回 twinge