English to Esperanto Meaning of pang - doloro

Pang :
doloro

doloro

torturo, problemojn, vundis, doloro

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Definitions of pang in English
Noun(1) a sudden sharp feeling(2) a mental pain or distress(3) a sharp spasm of pain
Examples of pang in English
(1) The thought sank into her and brought her senses to life, and Alli felt a sudden pang of guilt and panic strike her.(2) She twisted around to try and see the damage he had done and was rewarded with a sharp pang of pain.(3) Lindsey experienced a sharp pang of guilt(4) A sudden pang of pain hit my chest, and I held onto it trying to ease the pain.(5) Hunger pangs mixed with pain from his injuries to put him in a miserable state of stupor.(6) My heart and stomach were turning on me, aching in painful pangs of guilt and hopelessness.(7) Besides I've discovered that many people actually mistake hunger pangs for thirst messages.(8) At some stage or the other in our lives we experience the gnawing pangs of an emotion which defies definition.(9) Once ingested, they provided a big boost to Highlanders in battle or in the fields, as well as preventing thirst and hunger pangs .(10) Most important of all, hunger pangs should be minimal and your appetite under control.(11) 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.(12) My stomach muscles yearned for food, scolding me with sharp pangs that jolted my brain.(13) It all helped to keep energy levels up, and made everyone forget the pangs of hunger and thirst, for well over three hours.(14) It's very common to mistake thirst for hunger pangs , especially before bed.(15) She knew that he was avoiding her and it sent physical pangs of pain through her body.(16) He felt the first sharp pangs of separation at the familiar sight.
Related Phrases of pang
(1) pang of conscience ::
doloro de konscienco
Synonyms
Noun
1. pain ::
doloro
2. qualm ::
qualm
3. sting ::
piko
4. stab ::
ponardopiko
Different Forms
pang, pangs
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