English to Korean Meaning of sore - 아픈


Sore :
아픈

아픈, 타박상, 타격, 노크, 상처, 충격, 쾅, 장애, 절단, 고통, 슬픔, 징계, 궤양, 힘, 충동, 행정, 농양, 서투른 솜씨, 검버섯, 불행, 후회

아픈, 자극제, 타고 있는, 아파하는, 어려운, 단단한, 고체, 끈기 있는, 완고한, 맞은, 밟아 다진, 절묘한, 견딜 수 없는, 외치는, 무서운, 악명 높은, 심하게, 둥글게

아픈심하게쓰림상처sorest
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Definitions of sore in English
Noun(1) an open skin infection
Adjective(1) hurting(2) causing misery or pain or distress(3) roused to anger
Examples of sore in English
(1) It is known to help treat wounds, sore gums and throats and even acne.(2) He was extremely sore but exhilarated at the same time.(3) I yelled too loud, but I was sore , angry and tired of being used as a large punching bag by a spoiled four-year old.(4) Potential side-effects include sensitivity of the teeth to hot and cold, a sore throat, tender gums and white patches on the gums.(5) I'm sore from the hurt, from anger, from being left or having to leave, sore from all of that uninterrupted feeling.(6) Her whole body was sore , and she felt ready to go to bed.(7) The youth crowd around him and some take pictures; party activists feel sore at being kept away from him.(8) It usually focuses on specific areas of the body, such as sore joints or muscles, to improve mobility and reduce pain.(9) I mean headache, sore throat, muscle ache, stomachache, fever, and all that good stuff.(10) I might be extremely sore today, but I was still managing to mix it up quite successfully with belts of my level last night(11) What really made people sore was a system of political cronyism that awarded jobs and benefits to ruling party sympathizers.(12) A sudden onset of high fever, headache, a transient body rash, a sore throat and cough are the first signs.(13) Perhaps it does not go too far to assert that until the Kashmir sore is at last healed, the poison that produced Gujarat will make other Gujarats increasingly likely.(14) Bear and Tiger became my friend but falcon was still sore at me for nearly killing him the first time we meet in the master's house.(15) Either way, never use more weight than you can handle with perfect form, and slow down if you feel pain during a workout or are especially sore or stiff the next day.(16) Every part of his body was sore , and he felt extremely exhausted, like he had been working non-stop for a week.
Related Phrases of sore
(1) sore throat ::
목 쓰림
(2) cold sore ::
찬 상처
(3) sore eyes ::
아픈 눈
(4) sore loser ::
아픈 패배
(5) have a sore throat ::
목이 아프다
(6) sore feet ::
아픈 다리
(7) sore eye ::
아픈 눈
(8) sore point ::
아픈 점
(9) sore spot ::
아픈 자리
Synonyms
Adjective
1. painful ::
아픈
2. dire ::
무서운
3. upset ::
당황
4. huffy ::
시무룩한
5. afflictive ::
고통을 야기
6. sensitive ::
민감한
Noun
7. inflammation ::
염증
Antonyms
1. indolent ::
나태한
Different Forms
sore, sorely, soreness, sores
Word Example from TV Shows
But I am sore.

But I am SORE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 7

rub my legs when they're sore
after a day's ride.

rub my legs when they're SORE after a day's ride.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 9

Gosh. He's kind of a sore loser, isn't he?

Gosh. He's kind of a SORE loser, isn't he?

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 7

It's a sore spot, don't bring it up.

It's a SORE spot, don't bring it up.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 20

Can't believe you're sore.

Can't believe you're SORE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 3

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