feel a twinge 感到一阵刺痛/不安
a twinge of pain 一阵痛感
a twinge of guilt 一丝愧疚
have a twinge 产生一种感觉
sharp twinge 剧烈的刺痛
1. He felt a sudden twinge in his back after lifting the heavy box.
他搬起重箱子后，背部突然感到一阵刺痛。
2. A twinge of guilt passed through her mind as she thought about lying to him.
想到对他撒谎，她心中掠过一丝愧疚。
3. The doctor checked for any twinges of pain in the injured area.
医生检查受伤部位是否有任何刺痛感。
4. Memories of the past event brought a twinge of sadness to his heart.
对往事的回忆让他的心里泛起一丝悲伤。
5. She experienced a twinge of anxiety before the interview.
面试前，她感到一阵焦虑。
A: Did that old injury bother you today?
A：那个旧伤今天让你难受吗？
B: Only when I ran up the stairs. I felt a small twinge in my knee.
B：只有爬楼梯的时候。我觉得膝盖有一点点刺痛。
A: You should rest it and maybe see a doctor if it persists.
A：你应该休息，如果持续下去最好看看医生。
B: I will. It’s just a twinge, not too bad.
B：我会的。只是一阵刺痛，不太严重。
1) 一阵刺痛；轻微疼痛
2) 内疚感；不安感
3) 遗憾；后悔
1. 一阵刺痛；轻微的不适感
e.g.
He felt a twinge of pain in his shoulder.
他感到肩部一阵疼痛。
2. 内疚；不安
e.g. A twinge of guilt troubled him.
e.g. 他心中有一种愧疚感困扰着他。
noun
1. a sudden, sharp pain.
2. a sudden, sharp feeling of guilt, regret, or unease.
Synonym: pang, stab, pain