Definition of aching in English:

aching

adjective ˈeɪkɪŋˈeɪkɪŋ

1Having an ache in a part of one's body.
the cool air was a relief to my aching head
Example sentencesExamples
- What would I have given to have been with you, to have supported your aching head in my arms.
- When you have aching joints, nothing beats the soothing heat a microwave heat bag can deliver.
- No other symptoms are usually present apart from occasional aching joints.
- Some people may have a raised temperature, headaches and aching limbs.
- Be prepared for aching ribs Sunday morning.
- I'm sure there's plenty of aching bodies across Kirklees after fantastic efforts by dozens of charity runners.
- The primary symptom is a painful, aching shoulder of rather nondescript type.
- During those hard times, the poor quality food barely appeased my aching belly.
- Few things are a stronger motivation to get your thesis done than an aching back.
- Behind the glamour there are tears and aching muscles.
- They told me my aching back would get no relief on the rugged road ahead.
- I lay on my back on the concrete floor and shook my aching head.
- Wade, that aching right knee still apparently an issue, missed 10 of his 15 shots.
- Feeling absolutely shattered we returned to our messy, near empty house lamenting the lack of soft furnishings to comfort our aching posteriors.
- Late yesterday Graham started a sore throat and aching joints.
- I left Basel with aching feet, piles of business cards, a mild tan, and some inspiration.
Synonyms
painful, achy, sore, stiff, hurt, tender, uncomfortable, troublesome
2Arousing, experiencing, or expressive of intense sorrow or longing.
I write this letter with tears in my eyes and an aching heart
an aching sense of loss
Example sentencesExamples
- The cold really hurts, but there are moments of raw and aching beauty despite the harsh unforgiving environment.
- Barely alive, with broken bones and an aching heart, he returned to Paradise.
- Springtime is an aching, falsetto-gospel piano ballad, dedicated to the singer's late mother.
- The journey is nature's way of healing an aching heart.
- He's been credited with creating an aching portrait of the fading American heartland, but Alexander Payne isn't all that excited by idle flattery.
- Their 1967 double-A-side single "Penny Lane"/"Strawberry Fields Forever" transformed the nondescript streets of Liverpool suburbs into places of aching nostalgia.
- That aching need we had to talk to each other, to tell our stories, has diminished.
- There is an aching poignancy about Dermot Bolger's wonderfully lyrical ninth novel, 'The Family on Paradise Pier'.
- With their aching melancholy, these a cappella numbers for three voices are the perfect accompaniment to the understated drama unfolding in this dusty terrain.
Synonyms
sorrowful, sad, mournful, miserable, upset, distressed, anguished, heavy with grief, grief-stricken, wretched, heavy

Definition of aching in US English:

aching

adjectiveˈākiNGˈeɪkɪŋ

1Sore; throbbing with pain.
the cool air was a relief to my aching head
Example sentencesExamples
- Wade, that aching right knee still apparently an issue, missed 10 of his 15 shots.
- During those hard times, the poor quality food barely appeased my aching belly.
- I left Basel with aching feet, piles of business cards, a mild tan, and some inspiration.
- Feeling absolutely shattered we returned to our messy, near empty house lamenting the lack of soft furnishings to comfort our aching posteriors.
- Some people may have a raised temperature, headaches and aching limbs.
- I lay on my back on the concrete floor and shook my aching head.
- When you have aching joints, nothing beats the soothing heat a microwave heat bag can deliver.
- Behind the glamour there are tears and aching muscles.
- I'm sure there's plenty of aching bodies across Kirklees after fantastic efforts by dozens of charity runners.
- Few things are a stronger motivation to get your thesis done than an aching back.
- What would I have given to have been with you, to have supported your aching head in my arms.
- Be prepared for aching ribs Sunday morning.
- The primary symptom is a painful, aching shoulder of rather nondescript type.
- Late yesterday Graham started a sore throat and aching joints.
- No other symptoms are usually present apart from occasional aching joints.
- They told me my aching back would get no relief on the rugged road ahead.
Synonyms
painful, achy, sore, stiff, hurt, tender, uncomfortable, troublesome
2Feeling intense or wistful sadness; sorrowful.
an aching feeling of nostalgia
Example sentencesExamples
- With their aching melancholy, these a cappella numbers for three voices are the perfect accompaniment to the understated drama unfolding in this dusty terrain.
- That aching need we had to talk to each other, to tell our stories, has diminished.
- He's been credited with creating an aching portrait of the fading American heartland, but Alexander Payne isn't all that excited by idle flattery.
- Barely alive, with broken bones and an aching heart, he returned to Paradise.
- Their 1967 double-A-side single "Penny Lane"/"Strawberry Fields Forever" transformed the nondescript streets of Liverpool suburbs into places of aching nostalgia.
- There is an aching poignancy about Dermot Bolger's wonderfully lyrical ninth novel, 'The Family on Paradise Pier'.
- The journey is nature's way of healing an aching heart.
- The cold really hurts, but there are moments of raw and aching beauty despite the harsh unforgiving environment.
- Springtime is an aching, falsetto-gospel piano ballad, dedicated to the singer's late mother.
Synonyms
sorrowful, sad, mournful, miserable, upset, distressed, anguished, heavy with grief, grief-stricken, wretched, heavy

单词	aching
释义	Definition of aching in English: aching adjective ˈeɪkɪŋˈeɪkɪŋ 1Having an ache in a part of one's body. the cool air was a relief to my aching head Example sentencesExamples What would I have given to have been with you, to have supported your aching head in my arms. When you have aching joints, nothing beats the soothing heat a microwave heat bag can deliver. No other symptoms are usually present apart from occasional aching joints. Some people may have a raised temperature, headaches and aching limbs. Be prepared for aching ribs Sunday morning. I'm sure there's plenty of aching bodies across Kirklees after fantastic efforts by dozens of charity runners. The primary symptom is a painful, aching shoulder of rather nondescript type. During those hard times, the poor quality food barely appeased my aching belly. Few things are a stronger motivation to get your thesis done than an aching back. Behind the glamour there are tears and aching muscles. They told me my aching back would get no relief on the rugged road ahead. I lay on my back on the concrete floor and shook my aching head. Wade, that aching right knee still apparently an issue, missed 10 of his 15 shots. Feeling absolutely shattered we returned to our messy, near empty house lamenting the lack of soft furnishings to comfort our aching posteriors. Late yesterday Graham started a sore throat and aching joints. I left Basel with aching feet, piles of business cards, a mild tan, and some inspiration. Synonyms painful, achy, sore, stiff, hurt, tender, uncomfortable, troublesome 2Arousing, experiencing, or expressive of intense sorrow or longing. I write this letter with tears in my eyes and an aching heart an aching sense of loss Example sentencesExamples The cold really hurts, but there are moments of raw and aching beauty despite the harsh unforgiving environment. Barely alive, with broken bones and an aching heart, he returned to Paradise. Springtime is an aching, falsetto-gospel piano ballad, dedicated to the singer's late mother. The journey is nature's way of healing an aching heart. He's been credited with creating an aching portrait of the fading American heartland, but Alexander Payne isn't all that excited by idle flattery. Their 1967 double-A-side single "Penny Lane"/"Strawberry Fields Forever" transformed the nondescript streets of Liverpool suburbs into places of aching nostalgia. That aching need we had to talk to each other, to tell our stories, has diminished. There is an aching poignancy about Dermot Bolger's wonderfully lyrical ninth novel, 'The Family on Paradise Pier'. With their aching melancholy, these a cappella numbers for three voices are the perfect accompaniment to the understated drama unfolding in this dusty terrain. Synonyms sorrowful, sad, mournful, miserable, upset, distressed, anguished, heavy with grief, grief-stricken, wretched, heavy Definition of aching in US English: aching adjectiveˈākiNGˈeɪkɪŋ 1Sore; throbbing with pain. the cool air was a relief to my aching head Example sentencesExamples Wade, that aching right knee still apparently an issue, missed 10 of his 15 shots. During those hard times, the poor quality food barely appeased my aching belly. I left Basel with aching feet, piles of business cards, a mild tan, and some inspiration. Feeling absolutely shattered we returned to our messy, near empty house lamenting the lack of soft furnishings to comfort our aching posteriors. Some people may have a raised temperature, headaches and aching limbs. I lay on my back on the concrete floor and shook my aching head. When you have aching joints, nothing beats the soothing heat a microwave heat bag can deliver. Behind the glamour there are tears and aching muscles. I'm sure there's plenty of aching bodies across Kirklees after fantastic efforts by dozens of charity runners. Few things are a stronger motivation to get your thesis done than an aching back. What would I have given to have been with you, to have supported your aching head in my arms. Be prepared for aching ribs Sunday morning. The primary symptom is a painful, aching shoulder of rather nondescript type. Late yesterday Graham started a sore throat and aching joints. No other symptoms are usually present apart from occasional aching joints. They told me my aching back would get no relief on the rugged road ahead. Synonyms painful, achy, sore, stiff, hurt, tender, uncomfortable, troublesome 2Feeling intense or wistful sadness; sorrowful. an aching feeling of nostalgia Example sentencesExamples With their aching melancholy, these a cappella numbers for three voices are the perfect accompaniment to the understated drama unfolding in this dusty terrain. That aching need we had to talk to each other, to tell our stories, has diminished. He's been credited with creating an aching portrait of the fading American heartland, but Alexander Payne isn't all that excited by idle flattery. Barely alive, with broken bones and an aching heart, he returned to Paradise. Their 1967 double-A-side single "Penny Lane"/"Strawberry Fields Forever" transformed the nondescript streets of Liverpool suburbs into places of aching nostalgia. There is an aching poignancy about Dermot Bolger's wonderfully lyrical ninth novel, 'The Family on Paradise Pier'. The journey is nature's way of healing an aching heart. The cold really hurts, but there are moments of raw and aching beauty despite the harsh unforgiving environment. Springtime is an aching, falsetto-gospel piano ballad, dedicated to the singer's late mother. Synonyms sorrowful, sad, mournful, miserable, upset, distressed, anguished, heavy with grief, grief-stricken, wretched, heavy
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