Another word for not feeling pain

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Congenital insensitivity to pain (CIP), also known as congenital analgesia, is one or more rare conditions in which a person cannot feel (and has never felt) physical pain.

What mean no pain?

—used to say that it is necessary to suffer or work hard in order to succeed or make progress.

What does it mean no pain no gain?

informal. —used to say that it is necessary to suffer or work hard in order to succeed or make progress.

What is the meaning of it is better to be safe than sorry?

—used to say that it is better to be careful now so that problems do not occur later on It’s probably not necessary to check the figures again, but it’s better to be safe than sorry.

Is it better to be safe than sorry a cliche?

better safe than sorry Proceed carefully so as to be sure to get there. This cautionary formula dates from the early nineteenth century, when it was phrased “better sure than sorry,” and became a cliché in the mid-twentieth century. The idea, of course, is much older.

Who said better to be safe than sorry?

Samuel Lover

What is meaning better late than never?

Save This Word! It is better to do something after it was supposed to have been done than not to do it at all.

What is late never?

This idiom means that even if something was done later than expected or there was a delay, it is better done late than not being done at all.

Is better late than never true?

It might not be literally true, but is just a saying that means “I’m doing well, thanks.” … What is the saying “better late than never”? The line “better late then never” Says that it’s ok to getting late instead of never. As, something you want to manifest in your life is in your hold to getting late instead of never.

Is it better to be late than never a cliche?

Prov. Cliché Doing something late is better than not doing it.

What are some good cliches?

Popular Clichés

• All that glitters isn’t gold.
• Don’t get your knickers in a twist.
• All for one, and one for all.
• Kiss and make up.
• He has his tail between his legs.
• And they all lived happily ever after.
• Cat got your tongue?
• Read between the lines.

When there is a will there’s a way?

If one really wants to do something, one can. For example, Max has no idea of how to get the money to repair his boat, but where there’s a will. This proverb was stated slightly differently in 1640 (To him that will, ways are not wanting) but has been repeated in its present form since the early 1800s.

What is the idiom of Forgotten?

To act in a rude, impolite, or otherwise inappropriate way. I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to reach across the table like that—I must have forgotten my manners for a minute there. How could you say something like that to me?

What does Gone But Not Forgotten mean?

Some who is frequently remembered in spite of their physical absence (which, in many cases, is due to their death).

What to say instead of I Forgot?

We forget things in different ways, and in English there are different phrases you can use to communicate that you forget something.

• “I lost my train of thought.” …
• “It slipped my mind.” …
• “It’s on the tip of my tongue!” …
• “It doesn’t ring a bell.” …
• “It went in one ear and out the other.” …
• “Can you refresh my memory?”

How do idioms reflect realities in life?

Answer. Idioms affect reality in life in a way it represents human experiences, and mostly use in a frequently occuring situations. They also demonstrates life lessons.

What helps you in understanding and getting the meaning of given text?

context clues

What is wax susceptible?

Wax is susceptible to heat where it generally melts into a highly viscous liquid and hardens once it returns to room temperature.

Can wax be harmful?

In general, wax is not poisonous. If a child eats a small amount of crayon, the wax will pass through the child’s system without causing a problem. However, eating large amounts of wax or crayons can lead to intestinal obstruction.

How does Icarus get himself into a difficult situation?

Icarus got himself in the difficult situation because he was to stubborn to listen to his father, Daedalus. Daedalus warned Icarus not to fly too far but he chose to not follow his father’s instruction. Because of his acts, he apparently died.

What are the benefits of wax Daedalus and Icarus?

Answer: Daedalus managed to create gigantic wings, using branches of osier and connected them with wax . the wax connects the branch and the feathers.

What did Icarus really want?

Icarus could have flown as close to the Sun as he wanted to; the distance from the Sun is not what brought him crashing into the sea.

What is the moral lesson of Daedalus and Icarus?

The moral lesson of the story Daedalus and Icarus is that you should always listen to what your elders tell you to do. The basic concept of the story Daedalus and Icarus is that hubris is a bad thing. It could be said that the subtext is that you should always heed the advice of your elders, particularly your parents.

What is the moral lesson of Icarus?

Originally Answered: What is the moral of the myth of Icarus? Don’t get too greedy or arrogant. Daedalus and Icarus has escaped what was previously *normally* inescapable. I say normally because without the help of Daedalus, there’s no way Theseus would’ve escaped.

What is the Icarus syndrome?

The saying “don’t fly too close to the sun” is a reference to Icarus‘ recklessness and defiance of limitations. In organisations, the Icarus syndrome characterises leaders who initiate overly ambitious projects that come to naught, causing harm to themselves and others in the process.

What is the message of Icarus?

It’s just telling people not to get too full of themselves or something bad may happen, like icarus flying too close to the sun although his father had already warmed him of the consequences to doing so, he thought that he would try to push the limits which is what ultimately killed him.

What is the Icarus effect?

The term “Icarus Effect” refers to a sociological phenomenon in which members of society whose ability greatly exceed average are seen as a threat, and are therefore eliminated by society. Thus, the “Icarus Effect” serves the regulate the pace of evolution.

What God is Icarus?

Icarus, in Greek mythology, son of the inventor Daedalus who perished by flying too near the Sun with waxen wings. See Daedalus.

What is Icarus tragic flaw?

Icarus’s fatal flaw is said to be hubris, or excessive pride or self confidence. He was too cocky, so he flew too close to the sun, his wings melted, and he fell into the water and drowned.

What did Daedalus warn Icarus not do?

What Did He Warn To Icarus? Daedalus made wings made of birds’ feathers and wax. This was in order to escape the tower they were locked in. Daedalus instructed Icarus not to fly too high because it will melt the wax, and not to fly too low because the water would soak the wings, rendering them heavy.

На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать грубую лексику.

На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать разговорную лексику.

не чувствовать боли

не чувствуете боли

Have you ever wished not feeling pain anymore?

Of course, the significant for any patient is that modern means of anesthesia allow practically not feeling pain from the influence of the laser.

И, конечно же, для пациента существенно, что современные средства обезболивания позволяют практически не чувствовать боли от воздействия лазера.

Hypnosis does not try to convince you that you’re not feeling pain.

Not feeling pain in my face?

This results in you not feeling pain.

Should I go to the Doctor even if I am not feeling pain?

Можно не ходить к врачу, если ничего не болит?

Ничего не найдено для этого значения.

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  мучительный (extremely painful feeling , feeling of nervous energy and emotional pain (as if your stomach is being twisted and tied in knots)
  
  

  General subject:

  gut-wrenching

  Универсальный русско-английский словарь > мучительный (extremely painful feeling , feeling of nervous energy and emotional pain (as if your stomach is being twisted and tied in knots)

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  чувство
  
  

  с.

  о́рганы чувств — organs of sense

  чу́вство бо́ли — sense / feeling of pain

  чу́вство хо́лода — sensation of cold

  чу́вство удово́льствия — feeling of pleasure

  чу́вство жа́лости — feeling of pity

  чу́вство го́рдости — feeling of pride

  чу́вство раздраже́ния — feeling of irritation

  чу́вство безопа́сности — feeling of safety

  чу́вство ю́мора — sense of humour

  чу́вство прекра́сного — feeling for the beautiful, sense of beauty

  чу́вство но́вого — sense of the new

  чу́вство отве́тственности — sense of responsibility

  чу́вство ме́ры — sense of proportion

  чу́вство до́лга — sense of duty

  чу́вство че́сти — sense of honour

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  прийти́ в чу́вство — come to one’s senses, come to oneself; come to разг.

  без чувств — insensible, unconscious [-nʃəs]

  лиши́ться чувств, упа́сть без чувств — lose consciousness [-nʃəs-], faint; swoon поэт.

  обма́н чувств — illusion, delusion

  шесто́е чу́вство — the sixth sense

  Новый большой русско-английский словарь > чувство

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  чувство
  
  

  прийти в чувство — come* to one’s senses, come* to oneself; come* to

  лишиться чувств, упасть без чувств — lose* consciousness, faint; swoon

  Русско-английский словарь Смирнитского > чувство

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  мёртвый
  
  

  1) General subject: alive or dead, as dead as a dodo, as dead as mutton, at rest, belowground, breathless, dead, dead as a doornail, deathful, deathlike, in (one’s) grave, in one’s grave, in the dust, necro, off , stone-dead, up the flue

  5) Scottish language: deid

  7) Jargon: stone cold, stone dead, done for , brown bread , blown away, in cold storage, stiff, feeling no pain, out of the picture, out of the way, piffed, cold, offed, outed

  Polymers: dead

  9) Makarov: dead , lifeless, petrified, slow

  11) Phraseological unit: dead as a doornail , at the end of the road

  Универсальный русско-английский словарь > мёртвый

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  В-93
  
  

  НА ВЗВЙДЕ

  highly coll
  PrepP
  Invar
  usu. subj-compl

  with copula (

  subj

  : human)

  1. Also: НА ПЕРВОМ (BTO-РОМ) ВЗВОДЕ ( fixed

  WO

  (one is) in a state of inebriation

  X на взводе = X is feeling no pain

  X is in his cups
  X is tipsy (loaded)
  X is under the influence
  X is the worse for drink.

  2. (one is) annoyed or agitated

  X был на взводе — X was worked up

  X was on edge
  X was keyed (wrought) up.

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  М-212
  
  

  ЕЛЕ МОЖАХУ (-ом)

  obs

  ,

  humor

  (

  orig.

  VP
  these forms only
  fixed

  WO

  1. (

  subj-compl

  with copula (

  subj

  : human or

  adv

  in a very drunken state

  staggering drunk

  feeling no pain
  three sheets to the wind.

  2.

  adv

  (to do

  sth.

  ) with difficulty, almost not (be able to do

  sth.

  ): barely

  only just.

  «Можаху» and «можахом» are the old forms of the 3rd and 1st person plural, respectively, of the imperfect tense.

  Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > М-212

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  на взводе
  
  

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  1. Also: НА ПЕРВОМ < ВТОРОМ> ВЗВОДЕ [fixed

  WO

  ]

  ⇒ (one is) in a state of inebriation:

  — X is the worse for drink.

  ♦ После того как они, наконец, с помощью Осипа устроились и Антонина, вычистив и вымыв отведённую им комнату, сбегала в ларёк и накрыла на стол, комендант, уже на изрядном взводе, явился к ним в гости… (Максимов 3). When they had finally settled in with Osip’s help, and Antonina had dusted and mopped the room, run down to the shop, and laid the table, the house manager, who was already well loaded, invited himself in (3a).

  2. (one is) annoyed or agitated:

  — X was keyed (wrought) up.

  Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на взводе

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  на втором взводе
  
  

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  1. Also: НА ПЕРВОМ < ВТОРОМ> ВЗВОДЕ [fixed

  WO

  ]

  ⇒ (one is) in a state of inebriation:

  — X is the worse for drink.

  ♦ После того как они, наконец, с помощью Осипа устроились и Антонина, вычистив и вымыв отведённую им комнату, сбегала в ларёк и накрыла на стол, комендант, уже на изрядном взводе, явился к ним в гости… (Максимов 3). When they had finally settled in with Osip’s help, and Antonina had dusted and mopped the room, run down to the shop, and laid the table, the house manager, who was already well loaded, invited himself in (3a).

  2. (one is) annoyed or agitated:

  — X was keyed (wrought) up.

  Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на втором взводе

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  на первом взводе
  
  

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  1. Also: НА ПЕРВОМ < ВТОРОМ> ВЗВОДЕ [fixed

  WO

  ]

  ⇒ (one is) in a state of inebriation:

  — X is the worse for drink.

  ♦ После того как они, наконец, с помощью Осипа устроились и Антонина, вычистив и вымыв отведённую им комнату, сбегала в ларёк и накрыла на стол, комендант, уже на изрядном взводе, явился к ним в гости… (Максимов 3). When they had finally settled in with Osip’s help, and Antonina had dusted and mopped the room, run down to the shop, and laid the table, the house manager, who was already well loaded, invited himself in (3a).

  2. (one is) annoyed or agitated:

  — X was keyed (wrought) up.

  Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на первом взводе

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  еле можахом
  
  

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  WO

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  1. [

  subj-compl

  with copula (

  subj

  : human) or

  adv

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  ⇒ in a very drunken state:

  — three sheets to the wind.

  ⇒ (to do

  sth.

  ) with difficulty, almost not (be able to do

  sth.

  ):

  — only just.

  ♦ Зимнюю сессию он одолел «еле можахом», с хвостами, затевал разговор об академическом отпуске, даже пошёл без моего ведома в поликлинику, надеясь получить у врачей справку для отпуска, но там ему намылили шею (Трифонов 5). He had barely made it through the fall semester (as it was, he had a couple of incompletes) and was starting to talk about taking a leave of absence. Without my knowledge he had even gone to the policlinic, hoping to get a leave of absence on medical grounds; instead he had gotten a good scolding (5a).

  —————

  Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > еле можахом

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  еле можаху
  
  

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  1. [

  subj-compl

  with copula (

  subj

  : human) or

  adv

  ]

  ⇒ in a very drunken state:

  — three sheets to the wind.

  ⇒ (to do

  sth.

  ) with difficulty, almost not (be able to do

  sth.

  ):

  — only just.

  ♦ Зимнюю сессию он одолел » еле можахом», с хвостами, затевал разговор об академическом отпуске, даже пошёл без моего ведома в поликлинику, надеясь получить у врачей справку для отпуска, но там ему намылили шею (Трифонов 5). He had barely made it through the fall semester (as it was, he had a couple of incompletes) and was starting to talk about taking a leave of absence. Without my knowledge he had even gone to the policlinic, hoping to get a leave of absence on medical grounds; instead he had gotten a good scolding (5a).

  —————

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  можахом
  
  

  ••

  е́ле можа́хом прост. — 1) primed to the sticking point, feeling no pain 2) barely, only just

  Новый большой русско-английский словарь > можахом

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  болевой порог
  
  

  Универсальный русско-английский словарь > болевой порог

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  порог болевого ощущения
  
  

  Универсальный русско-английский словарь > порог болевого ощущения

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  мучительный
  
  

  1) General subject: agonal, agonized, agonizing, bitter, cruel, excruciating, grievous, grinding, gut-wrenching , harrowing, inquisitional, nagging, painful, pinching, poignant, racking, rankling , sore, tantalizing, tormenting, torturous, troublesome, trying, distressful

  4) Poetical language: fell

  Универсальный русско-английский словарь > мучительный

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  П-302
  
  

  ОТ ПОЛНОТЫ ДУШИ (СЕРДЦА, ЧУВСТВ(А))

  PrepP

  these forms only

  adv

  from an excess of emotion

  from (out of) the fullness of one’s heart

  from (a) fullness of heart
  from a plenitude (an abundance) of feeling.

  I am expressing myself out of the fullness of my heart (4d).

  Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > П-302

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  от полноты души
  
  

  • ОТ ПОЛНОТЫ ДУШИ (СЕРДЦА, ЧУВСТВ<А>)

  [

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  ; these forms only;

  adv

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  ⇒ from an excess of emotion:

  — from a plenitude (an abundance) of feeling.

  ♦ [Городничий:] У меня уж такой нрав: гостеприимство с самого детства; особливо если гость просвещённый человек. Не подумайте, чтобы я говорил это из лести. Нет, не имею этого порока, от полноты души выражаюсь (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] That’s my disposition, hospitable from my childhood, especially if the guest is a man of culture. Don’t think I’m saying this in flattery: no, I haven’t that vice; I am expressing myself out of the fullness of my heart (4d).

  ♦ Я схватил ее руку и долго не мог вымолвить ни одного слова. Мы оба молчали от полноты сердца (Пушкин 2). I seized her hand and for a long time could not utter a single word. We both kept silent from a fullness of heart (2a).

  ♦…Товарищ Сталин пошёл перед строем и стал совать каждому свою сморщенную ладошку для пожатия… Дрынов с перепугу несколько перестарался. Великий вождь поморщился от боли и вскинул на Дрынова подозрительный взгляд. Но моментально понял, что генерал сделал это не из террористических побуждений, а от полноты чувств… (Войнович 4). Comrade Stalin walked in front of the formation and began thrusting his wrinkled hand toward each man to shake….Out of fear Drinov overdid the handshake. The great leader grimaced in pain and cast a suspicious glance at Drinov. But he at once understood that the general had not done it with any terroristic motives but from a plenitude of feeling… (4a).

  Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > от полноты души

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  от полноты сердца
  
  

  [

  PrepP

  ; these forms only;

  adv

  ]

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  ⇒ from an excess of emotion:

  — from a plenitude (an abundance) of feeling.

  ♦ [Городничий:] У меня уж такой нрав: гостеприимство с самого детства; особливо если гость просвещённый человек. Не подумайте, чтобы я говорил это из лести. Нет, не имею этого порока, от полноты души выражаюсь (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] That’s my disposition, hospitable from my childhood, especially if the guest is a man of culture. Don’t think I’m saying this in flattery: no, I haven’t that vice; I am expressing myself out of the fullness of my heart (4d).

  ♦ Я схватил ее руку и долго не мог вымолвить ни одного слова. Мы оба молчали от полноты сердца (Пушкин 2). I seized her hand and for a long time could not utter a single word. We both kept silent from a fullness of heart (2a).

  ♦…Товарищ Сталин пошёл перед строем и стал совать каждому свою сморщенную ладошку для пожатия… Дрынов с перепугу несколько перестарался. Великий вождь поморщился от боли и вскинул на Дрынова подозрительный взгляд. Но моментально понял, что генерал сделал это не из террористических побуждений, а от полноты чувств… (Войнович 4). Comrade Stalin walked in front of the formation and began thrusting his wrinkled hand toward each man to shake….Out of fear Drinov overdid the handshake. The great leader grimaced in pain and cast a suspicious glance at Drinov. But he at once understood that the general had not done it with any terroristic motives but from a plenitude of feeling… (4a).

  Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > от полноты сердца

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  от полноты чувств
  
  

  [

  PrepP

  ; these forms only;

  adv

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  ⇒ from an excess of emotion:

  — from a plenitude (an abundance) of feeling.

  ♦ [Городничий:] У меня уж такой нрав: гостеприимство с самого детства; особливо если гость просвещённый человек. Не подумайте, чтобы я говорил это из лести. Нет, не имею этого порока, от полноты души выражаюсь (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] That’s my disposition, hospitable from my childhood, especially if the guest is a man of culture. Don’t think I’m saying this in flattery: no, I haven’t that vice; I am expressing myself out of the fullness of my heart (4d).

  ♦ Я схватил ее руку и долго не мог вымолвить ни одного слова. Мы оба молчали от полноты сердца (Пушкин 2). I seized her hand and for a long time could not utter a single word. We both kept silent from a fullness of heart (2a).

  ♦…Товарищ Сталин пошёл перед строем и стал совать каждому свою сморщенную ладошку для пожатия… Дрынов с перепугу несколько перестарался. Великий вождь поморщился от боли и вскинул на Дрынова подозрительный взгляд. Но моментально понял, что генерал сделал это не из террористических побуждений, а от полноты чувств… (Войнович 4). Comrade Stalin walked in front of the formation and began thrusting his wrinkled hand toward each man to shake….Out of fear Drinov overdid the handshake. The great leader grimaced in pain and cast a suspicious glance at Drinov. But he at once understood that the general had not done it with any terroristic motives but from a plenitude of feeling… (4a).

  Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > от полноты чувств

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  от полноты чувства
  
  

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  adv

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  ⇒ from an excess of emotion:

  — from a plenitude (an abundance) of feeling.

  ♦ [Городничий:] У меня уж такой нрав: гостеприимство с самого детства; особливо если гость просвещённый человек. Не подумайте, чтобы я говорил это из лести. Нет, не имею этого порока, от полноты души выражаюсь (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] That’s my disposition, hospitable from my childhood, especially if the guest is a man of culture. Don’t think I’m saying this in flattery: no, I haven’t that vice; I am expressing myself out of the fullness of my heart (4d).

  ♦ Я схватил ее руку и долго не мог вымолвить ни одного слова. Мы оба молчали от полноты сердца (Пушкин 2). I seized her hand and for a long time could not utter a single word. We both kept silent from a fullness of heart (2a).

  ♦…Товарищ Сталин пошёл перед строем и стал совать каждому свою сморщенную ладошку для пожатия… Дрынов с перепугу несколько перестарался. Великий вождь поморщился от боли и вскинул на Дрынова подозрительный взгляд. Но моментально понял, что генерал сделал это не из террористических побуждений, а от полноты чувств… (Войнович 4). Comrade Stalin walked in front of the formation and began thrusting his wrinkled hand toward each man to shake….Out of fear Drinov overdid the handshake. The great leader grimaced in pain and cast a suspicious glance at Drinov. But he at once understood that the general had not done it with any terroristic motives but from a plenitude of feeling… (4a).

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feel no pain

euphemism To be or feel drunk. Jonathan took me on a tour of the local pubs, and pretty soon I was feeling no pain.

See also: feel, no, pain

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feeling no pain

numbed by alcohol and feeling nothing; intoxicated. She fell off the wagon and is feeling no pain. He drank the whole thing, and he’s feeling no pain.

See also: feeling, no, pain

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

feeling no pain

1. mod. numbed by alcohol and feeling nothing; alcohol intoxicated. He drank the whole thing, and he’s feeling no pain.

2. mod. feeling nothing; dead. Your aunt is feeling no pain now. She slipped away before dawn.

See also: feeling, no, pain

McGraw-Hill’s Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

See also:

• feel no pain
• feel (some emotion) about (someone or something)
• feel somehow about
• feel as if a cat has kittened in (one’s) mouth
• feel at home
• feel out of place
• felt
• feel out of whack
• just what the doctor ordered
• feel out of kilter

feeling pain — перевод на русский

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