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could not stand the pain - traduction vers allemand
NON-FICTION BOOK
The Man They Could Not Hang (Book)
could not stand the pain
konnte die Schmerzen nicht ertragen
threshold of pain
POINT AT WHICH PAIN BEGINS TO BE FELT
Pain threshold; Maximum comfortable levels; Threshold of Pain
Schmerzschwelle
abdominal pain
STOMACH ACHES
Abdominal pains; Stomach ache; Abdominal discomfort; Belly-ache; Stomachache; Stomach aches; Abdominal and pelvic pain; Stomach pains; Lower abdominal pain; Upset stomach; Gastralgia; Tummy ache; Abd pain; Flank pain; Belly ache; Gastric distress; Epigastric pain; Abdominal cramps; Gastric pain; Stomach pain; Ab pain; Abdominal Pain; Stomachaches; Gastrointestinal cramps; Ab Pain; Tummyache; Sore stomach; Sore tummy; Belly pain; Stomach discomfort; Abdominal cramping; Upper abdominal pain; Stomach upset; Causes of abdominal pain; Stomach egg; Tummy Ache
Bauchschmerzen
Définition
analgesia
[?an(?)l'd?i:z??]
¦ noun Medicine relief of pain through administration of drugs or other methods.
Origin
C18: from Gk analgesia 'painlessness', from an- 'not' + algein 'feel pain'.
Wikipédia
The Man They Could Not Hang (book)
The Man They Could Not Hang is the title of two different non-fiction books about the life story of John 'Babbacombe' Lee, the butler who was convicted of the murder of Emma Keyse, his elderly employer in 1907. The title refers to the legendary fact that the attempts to execute John Lee by hanging had failed three times. The first book was written by John Lee, and published in 1908, the second was published in 2005.
