Examples of using Ache in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
My legs ache.
I ache for Grace.
My bones ache.
My muscles ache, and my joints.
They really ache.
People also translate
My legs ache of rheumatism.
For my knee ache.
Ache. my heart… soul… and… My….
Does your heart ache?
It can ache for us and stretch for us.
Besides, my arms ache.
My feet, and my hands ache, and I feel so cold.
I'm tired, and my joints ache.
No mere tooth ache, I think.
And… soul… my heart…"My… ache.
When your legs ache, you can't catch your breath.
My leg is sore and my joints ache.
Nose ache or heartache. It's all the same to Sister Laudanum.
You're gonna get a tummy ache, okay?
Cause… my joints ache. It's usually the first sign of a fever.
But, strangely, why does my heart ache?
I can't. She has a tummy ache or something.
My, yes. Our muscles are sore, our bones ache.
All ache and ail, leave the inside of the head, the hearing of the ears.
And all this time, there's been an ache in my heart.
Back ache, piles, bad digestion and a hundred different recipes for soup.
Still waiting on that stomach ache and migraine.
And the things that make us human. Good and bad,love and ache.
What is it, Quentin Coldwater, that you ache for?
But the Doctor here won't treat me. I ache all over.
