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I. ache [Am eɪk, Brit eɪk] VERB intr
1.1. ache (give pain):
ache tooth/ear/leg:
I'm aching all over
1.2. ache <aching, Part Präs > shoulders/muscles:
with an aching heart
2. ache (yearn):
to ache to + infin
ansiar +  infin
to ache for sth
II. ache [Am eɪk, Brit eɪk] SUBST
throbbing pain/ache
dull pain/ache
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my muscles are aching
I'm aching all over
im PONS Wörterbuch
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OpenDict-Eintrag
aching ADJ
aching
I. ache [eɪk] SUBST
II. ache [eɪk] VERB intr
I am aching to see her again
stomach ache SUBST
tummy ache SUBST childspeak
dull ache, thud
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im PONS Wörterbuch
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I. ache [eɪk] SUBST
II. ache [eɪk] VERB intr
I am aching to see her again
tummy ache SUBST childspeak
dull ache, thud
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
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Present
Iache
youache
he/she/itaches
weache
youache
theyache
Past
Iached
youached
he/she/itached
weached
youached
theyached
Present Perfect
Ihaveached
youhaveached
he/she/ithasached
wehaveached
youhaveached
theyhaveached
Past Perfect
Ihadached
youhadached
he/she/ithadached
wehadached
youhadached
theyhadached
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When he moans about his aching body, a massage chair worth a few thousand dollars is delivered immediately to the house.
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It has been called a slog, but it surpasses the aching and breaking moments on the debut.
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Symptoms such as joint stiffness and aching are the result of osteoarthritis that sets in after years of persistent joint irritation.
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Several symptoms are commonly associated with bruxism, including hypersensitive teeth, aching jaw muscles, and headaches.
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His guitar playing focused not on speedy riffs, not on sweeping chords, but well-chosen, sharp single notes and long, aching bends.
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