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1 sudden
sudden ['sʌdən](gen) soudain, subit; (movement) brusque;∎ a sudden twinge of remorse un remords subit;∎ there was a sudden bend in the road soudain il y a eu un virage;∎ she had a sudden change of heart elle a soudainement ou subitement changé d'avis;∎ this is all very sudden! c'est plutôt inattendu!soudain, subitement, tout d'un coup;∎ I feel very cold all of a sudden j'ai très froid tout d'un coup►► sudden death mort f subite; (games) & Sport = jeu pour partager les ex aequo (où le premier point perdu, le premier but concédé etc, entraîne l'élimination immédiate);sudden infant death syndrome mort f subite du nourrisson -
2 twinge
twin‹(a sudden sharp pain: He felt a twinge (of pain) in his neck; a twinge of regret.) punzada, dolor agudo, pinchazotr[twɪnʤ]1 (pain) punzada, dolor nombre masculino agudo2 figurative use (remorse) remordimientotwinge n: punzada f, dolor m agudov.• sentir una punzada v.n.• punzada s.f.twɪndʒ[twɪndʒ]N (=pain) dolor m agudoa twinge of pain — una punzada de dolor, un dolor agudo
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3 twinge
nounStechen, dastwinge[s] of remorse/conscience — (fig.) Gewissensbisse
* * *[twin‹]* * *[twɪnʤ]n Stechen nt kein pla \twinge of anxiety ein plötzlich einsetzendes Angstgefühla \twinge of conscience Gewissensbisse pla \twinge of doubt ein leiser Zweifela \twinge of fear eine leise Furchta \twinge of guilt ein Anflug m eines schlechten Gewissensa \twinge of pain ein stechender Schmerza \twinge of regret ein leises Bedauerna \twinge of shame eine leise Scham* * *[twIndZ]n(of pain) Zucken nt, leichtes Stechena twinge of conscience/remorse — Gewissensbisse pl
* * *twinge [twındʒ]A s Stechen n:a twinge of toothache stechende Zahnschmerzen pl;a twinge of conscience Gewissensbisse plB v/t1. jemandem stechende Schmerzen verursachenC v/i stechende Schmerzen haben* * *nounStechen, dasa twinge of toothache/pain — ein stechender Zahnschmerz/ein stechender Schmerz
twinge[s] of remorse/conscience — (fig.) Gewissensbisse
* * *n.Stechen - n.Stich -e m.stechender Schmerz m.
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twinge — /twɪndʒ / (say twinj) noun 1. a sudden, sharp pain (in body or mind): a twinge of rheumatism; a twinge of remorse. –verb (twinged, twinging) –verb (t) 2. to affect with sudden, sharp pain or pains (in body or mind). 3. to give (a person, etc.) a… …
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