twinge

过去式：

动词过去式: twinged

更多词形：

动词过去式: twinged | 动词过去分词: twinged | 动词现在分词: twinging | 动词第三人称单数: twinges |

单词例句：

Michael often thought of Kay, of her smile, her body, and always felt a twinge of conscience at leaving-her so brutally without a word of farewell.

迈克尔时常想到恺，想到她的音容笑貌，想到她的身段。 他那么不近人情地丢开了她，临别连个招呼也没有打。 每次想到这一点，他总感到良心上一阵刺痛。

This gave me more than a twinge of uneasiness.

这件事使我内心非常不安。

To ache sharply from time to time;twinge.

不时地刺痛；剧痛

Her hand touched the long, thick, black fur tenderly, and she felt a twinge of pity for the poor creature whose hide it had been in life.

她的手温和摸着长长厚厚的黑裘皮毛，想到藏匿的可怜的生物还是活着的，她感到一阵遗憾。

Remembering that promise. I felt a twinge of guilt.

忆起那个承诺。罪恶刺痛了我。

But then the twinge passed with the comforting thought that it wasn't her fault if other girls couldn't keep their men.

不过这点内疚很快就同另一种欣慰的想法一起逝去了----要是一个姑娘们保不住她们的男人，那也不能怪她呀！

A slight twinge of pain reminded him of the vigorous seizures he had been through.

腹中一阵微痛使他知道自己用力又太紧张了。

Suffering a twinge of disappointment was Ms.

最失望的是瑞罗斯基小姐，也就是那位拉特格斯大学生。

WHEN China joined the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in 2001, many developing neighbours felt more than a twinge of discomfort.

中国于2001年加入世界贸易组织（WTO）之时，其邻国中有许多发展中国家感到了一阵不适。