feel (someone's) pain Idiom

a pain in the ass

a bother, a lot of trouble Fixing that car every day is a pain in the ass.

a pain in the butt

a person who causes problems, a pain in the ass Hal keeps interrupting me. He's a pain in the butt!

a royal pain

a feeling of irritation, a pain in the ass When he brags about his wealthy family, he gives me a royal pain.

feeling no pain

half drunk, half corked After three drinks of rum, Alex was feeling no pain.

no pain, no gain

to improve, exercise until your muscles ache A sign on our gym wall reads No Pain, No Gain!

pain in the ass

(See a pain in the ass)

pain in the butt

(See a pain in the butt)

pain in the neck

an obnoxious or bothersome person or event The customer is a pain in the neck and is always complaining about something.

pain in the neck (ass)

an annoying thing or person, bothersome Dealing with my neighbor is always a pain in the neck.

paint a picture

describe in detail, portray with words The speaker painted a picture of a ghetto with kids on the streets.

feel (someone's) pain

To accept a deep, compassionate compassionate of the affliction that addition abroad feels. A: "I aloof don't apperceive how I can go on after her." B: "I feel your pain, John. I absent my mother at a adolescent age, too." These politicians affirmation to feel our affliction every time the abridgement suffers, but I consistently accept a adamantine time assertive them.Learn more: feel, pain

feel someone's pain, to

To empathize absolutely with someone. This abstract abstraction is generally asserted hypocritically, or by addition who is absolutely causing the pain. Thus, “I feel your pain” can be a politician’s acknowledgment to a basic who is accusatory about the minimum wage, alike admitting he absolutely voted adjoin its actuality increased. This announcement needs to be differentiated from feeling no pain, a slangy byword from the mid-twentieth aeon anecdotic addition who is intoxicated, and from I feel for you but I can’t absolutely ability you, a slangy acknowledgment cogent abridgement of accord for someone’s hard-luck story.Learn more: feel, to

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