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noun paŋpæŋ A sudden sharp pain or painful emotion. 一阵剧痛；一阵痛苦 Lindsey experienced a sharp pang of guilt 林赛经历了一阵极度痛苦的内疚。 the snack bar will keep those hunger pangs at bay 这家快餐店将免除饥饿之苦。 Example sentencesExamples - Serena felt the first pangs of labour pains on New Year's Eve and made her way to Wexford hospital.
- It's very common to mistake thirst for hunger pangs, especially before bed.
- Once ingested, they provided a big boost to Highlanders in battle or in the fields, as well as preventing thirst and hunger pangs.
- The thought sank into her and brought her senses to life, and Alli felt a sudden pang of guilt and panic strike her.
- He tried thinking of the first time these pangs of emotion had hit him, and he could only say that it had been a long time.
- I decided to go sit underneath the willow, maybe get a nap in to relieve me of my piercing pangs of pain.
- At some stage or the other in our lives we experience the gnawing pangs of an emotion which defies definition.
- Try to eat at least 3-5 small meals throughout the day that will keep hunger pangs at bay.
- Most important of all, hunger pangs should be minimal and your appetite under control.
- My stomach muscles yearned for food, scolding me with sharp pangs that jolted my brain.
- She knew that he was avoiding her and it sent physical pangs of pain through her body.
- There are already countless messages posted on the site revealing how to hold the dreaded pangs of hunger at bay.
- It all helped to keep energy levels up, and made everyone forget the pangs of hunger and thirst, for well over three hours.
- He felt the first sharp pangs of separation at the familiar sight.
- Besides I've discovered that many people actually mistake hunger pangs for thirst messages.
- Thirst is often mistaken for hunger pangs, and many people eat when they should really be drinking a glass of water, leading to weight gain.
- Hunger pangs mixed with pain from his injuries to put him in a miserable state of stupor.
- She twisted around to try and see the damage he had done and was rewarded with a sharp pang of pain.
- A sudden pang of pain hit my chest, and I held onto it trying to ease the pain.
- My heart and stomach were turning on me, aching in painful pangs of guilt and hopelessness.
Synonyms pain, sharp pain, shooting pain, twinge, stab, spasm, ache, cramp qualm, misgiving, scruple, twinge, prick, dart, twitch, gnawing
OriginLate 15th century: perhaps an alteration of prong. Rhymesbang, Battambang, bhang, clang, Da Nang, dang, fang, gang, hang, harangue, kiang, Kuomintang, Kweiyang, Laing, Luang Prabang, meringue, Nanchang, Pahang, parang, Penang, prang, Pyongyang, rang, sang, satang, Shang, shebang, Shenyang, slambang, slang, spang, sprang, Sturm und Drang, tang, thang, trepang, twang, vang, whang, Xizang, yang, Zaozhuang adjective paŋpæŋ Northern Irish, Scottish Crammed or densely packed. pang full of meat and bread Example sentencesExamples - The provincial judge was pang full of ministerial influence.
- When I got the length of Mr Anthony's street, it was pang full of people.
- The prose is strewn with biblical and poetic tags and pang full of rhetorical devices.
- He was a rude man and pang full of oaths.
OriginMid 16th century: origin unknown. nounpaNGpæŋ A sudden sharp pain or painful emotion. 一阵剧痛；一阵痛苦 Lindsey experienced a sharp pang of guilt 林赛经历了一阵极度痛苦的内疚。 the snack bar will keep those hunger pangs at bay 这家快餐店将免除饥饿之苦。 Example sentencesExamples - He tried thinking of the first time these pangs of emotion had hit him, and he could only say that it had been a long time.
- At some stage or the other in our lives we experience the gnawing pangs of an emotion which defies definition.
- There are already countless messages posted on the site revealing how to hold the dreaded pangs of hunger at bay.
- It all helped to keep energy levels up, and made everyone forget the pangs of hunger and thirst, for well over three hours.
- My stomach muscles yearned for food, scolding me with sharp pangs that jolted my brain.
- She knew that he was avoiding her and it sent physical pangs of pain through her body.
- Most important of all, hunger pangs should be minimal and your appetite under control.
- My heart and stomach were turning on me, aching in painful pangs of guilt and hopelessness.
- Thirst is often mistaken for hunger pangs, and many people eat when they should really be drinking a glass of water, leading to weight gain.
- Besides I've discovered that many people actually mistake hunger pangs for thirst messages.
- Hunger pangs mixed with pain from his injuries to put him in a miserable state of stupor.
- A sudden pang of pain hit my chest, and I held onto it trying to ease the pain.
- She twisted around to try and see the damage he had done and was rewarded with a sharp pang of pain.
- Once ingested, they provided a big boost to Highlanders in battle or in the fields, as well as preventing thirst and hunger pangs.
- Serena felt the first pangs of labour pains on New Year's Eve and made her way to Wexford hospital.
- I decided to go sit underneath the willow, maybe get a nap in to relieve me of my piercing pangs of pain.
- He felt the first sharp pangs of separation at the familiar sight.
- The thought sank into her and brought her senses to life, and Alli felt a sudden pang of guilt and panic strike her.
- It's very common to mistake thirst for hunger pangs, especially before bed.
- Try to eat at least 3-5 small meals throughout the day that will keep hunger pangs at bay.
Synonyms pain, sharp pain, shooting pain, twinge, stab, spasm, ache, cramp qualm, misgiving, scruple, twinge, prick, dart, twitch, gnawing
OriginLate 15th century: perhaps an alteration of prong. adjectivepaNGpæŋ Scottish, Northern Irish Crammed or densely packed. pang full of meat and bread Example sentencesExamples - The provincial judge was pang full of ministerial influence.
- When I got the length of Mr Anthony's street, it was pang full of people.
- He was a rude man and pang full of oaths.
- The prose is strewn with biblical and poetic tags and pang full of rhetorical devices.
OriginMid 16th century: origin unknown. |