| 词组 | ache |
| 释义 | phraseache[ached, ached, aching] ache for ache for sth to want something very much, and feel very unhappy that you cannot have it: It had been a hard day, and I was aching for a good night's sleep. Suddenly his heart ached for the sight of his native country.■ SIMILAR TO: long for ache for sb if you ache for someone you love, you feel very unhappy because you cannot be with them: He ached for her, and longed to be back in her arms.■ SIMILAR TO: long for ache for (someone or something)1. To feel a strong desire for someone or something. She ached for the companionship of her husband when he was deployed overseas. 2. To feel sadness and/or empathy for someone. I ache for those little children who just lost their parents in a car accident. bellyache1. verb To complain or gripe about someone or something. Of course Marjorie is bellyaching about how I left dishes out in the kitchen—she's not happy unless everything is perfectly put away. 2. noun Pain in one's stomach. I've had a bellyache all day, so I'm going to have to cancel our dinner plans. bottleacheIll health caused by alcohol consumption. If he just stops drinking all of a sudden, without medical supervision, he's liable to suffer from bottleache. ache for someone or somethingand hurt for someone or somethingFig. to desire someone or something very much. (So much that it "hurts.") Jim ached for the sight of Mary, whom he loved deeply. bellyache(ˈbɛli ek)1. n. a stomachache. Oh, mama, do I have a bellyache! 2. in. to complain. You are always bellyaching! bottleache(ˈbɑdlæek) n. a hangover; the delirium tremens. I got a touch of the bottleache this morning. |
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