Angličtina

pain

gb/pˈeɪn/ us/pˈeɪn/
A2 Angličtina
~ 1300
Významy
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Podstatné jméno A2 state
1

physical suffering or discomfort

A bad feeling in your body because you are hurt or sick.

Vzorec užití: to feel [pain]
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'pain' with 'ache'. 'Pain' is more general and can be stronger; 'ache' often means a mild but continuous discomfort.
Synonyma
ache (Often refers to a dull, continuous pain rather than sharp discomfort.)
Antonyma
comfort (Refers to a state of ease and absence of pain.)
Kolokace
sharp pain |chronic pain |severe pain |relieve pain |feel pain
Témata
health |emotions |daily life |body |core_vocabulary
Příklady
  • She felt a sharp pain in her knee after running.
  • The doctor asked if he was in any pain.
  • Pain spread through his back after the accident.
  • He took medicine to relieve the pain.
  • Chronic pain can affect daily activities.
Učební příklady
  • I have a pain in my leg.
  • He feels pain in his head.
  • The medicine helps my pain.
  • She has pain in her back.
Podstatné jméno B1 state
2

emotional suffering or distress

A strong bad feeling in your mind or heart because of something sad or difficult.

Vzorec užití: to cause [someone] pain
Častá chyba:
Learners may think 'pain' always refers to the body; it can also mean emotional hurt.
Synonyma
sorrow (Emphasizes sadness, often due to loss.)
Antonyma
joy (Refers to a feeling of great happiness, opposite of emotional pain.)
Kolokace
emotional pain |deep pain |cause pain |hide pain
Témata
emotions |relationships |health |core_vocabulary
Příklady
  • The breakup caused him great emotional pain.
  • She hides her pain behind a smile.
  • Losing a friend can bring deep pain.
  • His words brought her unexpected pain.
Učební příklady
  • She feels pain after her friend left.
  • He hides his pain from others.
  • The news gave me pain.
  • Her pain is clear on her face.
Podstatné jméno informal B1 entity
3

annoying person or thing

Someone or something that is very annoying.

Vzorec užití: [someone/something] is a pain
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes confuse this with physical pain; here it means annoyance, not hurt.
Synonyma
nuisance (Slightly more formal; also means something causing trouble.)
Antonyma
pleasure (Something that is enjoyable and not annoying.)
Kolokace
a real pain |such a pain
Témata
daily life |relationships |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Příklady
  • Filling out these forms is such a pain.
  • My little brother can be a real pain sometimes.
  • This traffic jam is a total pain.
Učební příklady
  • The homework is a pain.
  • He is a real pain.
  • This job is a pain.
Gramatika
Slovníkový tvar
pain
IPA
GB/pˈeɪn/
US/pˈeɪn/
Slabiky a přízvuk
pain (1 slabika)
Stress on 1st syllable (pain)
Tvary slova
Noun
  • Base: pain
  • Plural: pain, pains
Příbuzná slova
Forms
pains noun
Core family
painful adjective A2 painfully adverb B2
Related words
painkiller noun
Negative and opposite forms
painless adjective painlessly adverb
Výrazy

feel someone's pain

1
/fˈil sˈʌmwˌʌnz pˈeɪn/
idiom informal

understand another person's suffering

To understand how bad someone feels because you have had the same problem.

Příklady
  • I know how hard it is—I feel your pain.
  • She felt his pain after losing her own job.

in pain

1
/ˈɪn pˈeɪn/
fixed phrase

experiencing physical or emotional suffering

Hurting in your body or feeling very sad inside.

Příklady
  • She was clearly in pain after the fall.
  • He has been in pain since the accident.

no pain, no gain

1
/nˈoʊ pˈeɪn | nˈoʊ ɡˈeɪn/
idiom informal

effort is necessary for success

You must work hard and sometimes suffer to succeed.

Příklady
  • I don't like running, but no pain, no gain.
  • She reminds her students that no pain, no gain when preparing for exams.

no pain, no gain

2
/nˈoʊ pˈeɪn | nˈoʊ ɡˈeɪn/
idiom

effort is needed to achieve results

If you want to improve or succeed, you must work hard and sometimes suffer.

Příklady
  • You have to study hard for the exam—no pain, no gain.
  • I know training is tough, but no pain, no gain.

pain in the neck

1
/pˈeɪn ˈɪn ðə nˈɛk/
idiom informal

very annoying person or thing

A person or thing that is very annoying.

Příklady
  • This paperwork is a real pain in the neck.
  • That printer is such a pain in the neck—it never works when you need it.
  • My neighbor is such a pain in the neck.
  • My little brother can be a real pain in the neck sometimes.

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