Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ache"

It's kind of hard to explain but 'ache' is a type of pain. Like a thumping pain, so you feel like, for example, your head is going boom boom boom with pain. Ache is also related to muscle pains. Like if you worked really hard all day using you arms, you can say, 'my muscle ache'. They aren't necessarily in pain but are really sore.

It's like feeling that you're accustomed to, like if you had a pain that you've felt as a child and you're feeling it again as an adult, then it's a familiar ache.

Something hurts like it feels like a sore pain

I have a tooth ache. (My tooth hurts) My heart aches (I have emotional pain) My legs ached fro the workout (My legs hurt because I did exercises) The ache in my head didn't go away. (my head never stopped hurting). I have a headache. (my head hurts)

I feel pain in my tooth. I have a toothache

“hurt” usually means a stronger pain that does not last as long as an “ache”. an “ache” is more of a dull and consistent long-lasting pain.

They mean the same thing. You can say it the second way. When speaking, it might be easier to say "I've got" because of the sounds of the words.

Ache means a more dull pain that normally lasts awhile, sore usually refers to pain caused by overuse, like if you exercise a lot you'll be sore the next day, pain and hurt are both general terms that can include ache and soreness.

they mean the same thing. "stomach ache" is the more general term for it, but "upset stomach" is a more medical term for it

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I can do this very well.

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How about this: I woke up with a gingiva ache this morning. It didn't stop hurting all day, so I had no choice but to see a doctor.

Literally, 'butt cramp', but here it means that they're annoyed with everything.

Here he reenacts his famous scene in the drama that made many women's hearts ache 20 years ago.

it might be okay in a love poem, but not normal conversation.

I don't know how to explain the difference, sorry.:( The difference is very minimal. After exercising the most natural expression is "My muscles are so sore".

"Today I woke up at 4:00, cooked breakfast for myself, and ate. Then, I went for a walk while listening to the news in English on Youtube. I couldn't make up my mind about whether I should walk or go jogging in the early morning. It's good to choose walking. (Not sure... how else to word that haha) I'm soaked in sweat just after walking, since I haven't done any exercise for ages. I have an ache in the soles of my feet, and my shirt is as heavy as the weight which Rock lee is wearing in sweat. (haha, Rock Lee!) Oh, by the way it was also raining in the morning. It's already stopped now, though. I'm worried about my phone since it's not water proof. I know it's kind of too late to buy it, but I'm thinking about getting an iPhone7 plus that is waterproof. Anyway, I'm going to go to take a shower. After that, I'm going to have breakfast again. If I keep doing this, I'll never lose weight... but who cares?" AWESOME job! :D

Aches - a continuous pain in ones body Would - expressing a desire to do sketching Cramp - when your muscles start to tense up and hurt Won’t - means “will not” Gotta - slang for “got to” meaning “have to” Awhile - for a short time Hit - to strike Mows - to cut down an area (usually grass) with something Lawn - an area of short, mown grass in a yard

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