Examples of using Twinge in English and their translations into Italian
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as well as the chance to leave something tangible to the city, with a twinge of regret for what will not be done.
Nurses will come here and they have promised that I won't feel a twinge of pain and we're going to have fun.
Seeing the three of you like that does give me this little twinge of nostalgia for the old days.
If they're to rush to a doctor at every twinge? Aren't we encouraging a nation of hypochondriacs.
again that little twinge of humiliation can be quite exciting.
I chose to bring him on because Leo felt a twinge during the warm-up.
months without any perceptible twinge of intracranial discomfort.
thanks to its motor Rotary high-performance makes every twinge precise and accurate,
Aching or the twinge of toothache, pain"pulling",
Including on any innocent family, without a twinge of conscience before our eyes consume sweets
Hasek told the Sabres' coaching staff he felt a twinge in his knee and left the ice after the pre-game skate.
the most fashionable bracelets 2016 made of this material, without a twinge of conscience can be equated to jewelry.
with the time of the break in which the subject feels the twinge of anxiety and the subsequent enjoyment.
who without any doubts and a twinge of conscience presents himself as a high specialist.
No more twinges, you look fine… It's healed up beautifully, quite beautifully.
No more twinges, you look fine… It's healed up beautifully.
especially now those twinges have petered out.
others feel twinges in certain parts of the body without being aware of any potential significance.
Mike felt a twinge, a mixture of compassion and guilt.
I swear I felt a twinge in my own chest.