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1 have excruciating pain
suffer from pain, have excruciating painEnglish-Russian dictionary of medicine > have excruciating pain
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2 have a pain in the knee
Общая лексика: чувствовать боль в коленеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > have a pain in the knee
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3 have a pain
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4 have\ a\ pain\ in\ one's\ inside
fáj a hasa, fáj a gyomra, hascsikarása vanEnglish-Hungarian dictionary > have\ a\ pain\ in\ one's\ inside
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5 I have a pain in my ear
Общая лексика: у меня болит ухоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > I have a pain in my ear
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6 i have a pain in my arm
kolumda bir ağrı var. -
7 i have a pain in my back
sırtımda bir ağrı var. -
8 i have a pain in my chest
göğsümde bir ağrı var. -
9 i have a pain in my head
başımda bir ağrı var. -
10 i have a pain in my leg
bacağımda bir ağrı var. -
11 i have a pain in my side
yanımda bir ağrı var. -
12 i have a pain in my stomach
karnımda bir ağrı var. -
13 i have a pain in my throat
boğazımda bir ağrı var. -
14 i have a pain near my heart
kâlbime yakın bir yerde bir ağrı var. -
15 i have a pain in my arm
kolumda bir ağrı var. -
16 i have a pain in my back
sırtımda bir ağrı var. -
17 i have a pain in my chest
göğsümde bir ağrı var. -
18 i have a pain in my head
başımda bir ağrı var. -
19 i have a pain in my leg
bacağımda bir ağrı var. -
20 i have a pain in my side
yanımda bir ağrı var.
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