Translations for „twinge“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

twinge [twɪndʒ] N

twinge

pontada f

a twinge of conscience

uma pontada na consciência

Usage examples with twinge

a twinge of conscience

uma pontada na consciência

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She said she felt a twinge of connection.

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There are no discernible twinges of discomfort, no instinctive clutches at his troublesome back.

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It's all just to make you feel that sneaky little twinge that comes from being utterly pleased with yourself.

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Does he feel a twinge of regret at defacing them?

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The only bad thing about approaching 80 is the occasional twinge.

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Not a pang, not an emptiness, not a tick or a twinge.

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He's only ever had one twinge of regret at turning professional.

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Most business women -- myself among them -- get a little twinge of excitement when they set off to attend some kind of networking event.

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It should strive to be more than a sop to the pathetic twinge of human self-esteem.

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I also couldn't help but feel a twinge of guilt.

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