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Definition of pained in English: painedadjective peɪndpeɪnd Affected with pain, especially mental pain; hurt or troubled. 悲痛的；受痛苦的，感情受到伤害的 a pained expression came over his face 他的脸上出现了痛苦的表情。 苏珊看上去很痛苦。 Example sentencesExamples - I looked around the room again, this time avoiding the mirror, although the pained expression lingers on Leil's face until I make a conscious effort to smooth it away.
- More often than not her exasperated and slightly pained expression could only hint at the atrocities I had committed upon her native tongue.
- Consequently I spent the rest of the week on a beach on an island in paradise with a pained expression on my face, and unable to move around without squealing.
- Just as he moved his wrist a shooting pain engulfed his whole hand, bringing out a pained expression on his face.
- Brooke lifts a hand to his chest, a pained expression on his boyish face.
- Her whole face shriveled up into a pained, dried-apple doll expression.
- ‘I think there was humour in that,’ he says with a pained expression.
- A pained expression lit his face and grabbed his head in pain.
- His pained expression implies childlike insecurity, his shambling unsophistication contrasting with the intensity of the competition.
- In the next shop, Stephanie had hardly crossed the threshold when she caught her foot on raised piece of carpet and fell to the floor nursing her ankle and with a pained expression on her face.
- For thirty seconds the camera close-shot her face, which morphed from an almost pained expression to a dim smile.
- It could account for the pained expression on his face, the knitted eyebrows and his cross-eyed look of concentration.
- ‘Wages are going up and up,’ he points out with a pained expression.
- I chuckle at his pained expression and say, ‘I'm sorry, my dear brother, my foot must have slipped.’
- We all look at him with pained expressions but he doesn't notice us - he's too busy chatting with his colleague.
- ‘All the adults have commitments in the Tribe,’ she explained, struggling to hide the pained expression in her eyes.
- Her sobs died away, her pained expression softening.
- The office slowly filled up with pained expressions.
- He looked her in the eye with a pained expression and said ‘Madam, no one chooses red frames’.
- I asked him innocently, mentally shoving down the pained expression that tried to break through.
Synonyms be painful, be sore, be tender, cause pain, cause discomfort, ache, smart, sting, burn, tingle, throb upset, hurt, wounded, injured, insulted, offended, aggrieved, affronted, displeased, distressed, disgruntled, put out, annoyed, angered, angry, cross, exasperated, indignant, irritated, vexed, piqued, irked, stung, galled, nettled, needled, peeved, ruffled, resentful, in a huff, huffy, in high dudgeon, fed up
Definition of pained in US English: painedadjectivepeɪndpānd Affected with pain, especially mental pain; hurt or troubled. 悲痛的；受痛苦的，感情受到伤害的 a pained expression came over his face 他的脸上出现了痛苦的表情。 苏珊看上去很痛苦。 Example sentencesExamples - I asked him innocently, mentally shoving down the pained expression that tried to break through.
- Her whole face shriveled up into a pained, dried-apple doll expression.
- Brooke lifts a hand to his chest, a pained expression on his boyish face.
- ‘Wages are going up and up,’ he points out with a pained expression.
- ‘All the adults have commitments in the Tribe,’ she explained, struggling to hide the pained expression in her eyes.
- A pained expression lit his face and grabbed his head in pain.
- Her sobs died away, her pained expression softening.
- His pained expression implies childlike insecurity, his shambling unsophistication contrasting with the intensity of the competition.
- I looked around the room again, this time avoiding the mirror, although the pained expression lingers on Leil's face until I make a conscious effort to smooth it away.
- ‘I think there was humour in that,’ he says with a pained expression.
- Just as he moved his wrist a shooting pain engulfed his whole hand, bringing out a pained expression on his face.
- Consequently I spent the rest of the week on a beach on an island in paradise with a pained expression on my face, and unable to move around without squealing.
- The office slowly filled up with pained expressions.
- More often than not her exasperated and slightly pained expression could only hint at the atrocities I had committed upon her native tongue.
- I chuckle at his pained expression and say, ‘I'm sorry, my dear brother, my foot must have slipped.’
- He looked her in the eye with a pained expression and said ‘Madam, no one chooses red frames’.
- For thirty seconds the camera close-shot her face, which morphed from an almost pained expression to a dim smile.
- We all look at him with pained expressions but he doesn't notice us - he's too busy chatting with his colleague.
- It could account for the pained expression on his face, the knitted eyebrows and his cross-eyed look of concentration.
- In the next shop, Stephanie had hardly crossed the threshold when she caught her foot on raised piece of carpet and fell to the floor nursing her ankle and with a pained expression on her face.
Synonyms be painful, be sore, be tender, cause pain, cause discomfort, ache, smart, sting, burn, tingle, throb upset, hurt, wounded, injured, insulted, offended, aggrieved, affronted, displeased, distressed, disgruntled, put out, annoyed, angered, angry, cross, exasperated, indignant, irritated, vexed, piqued, irked, stung, galled, nettled, needled, peeved, ruffled, resentful, in a huff, huffy, in high dudgeon, fed up
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