Lingaku- to sneak in
- to infiltrate
- to be piercingly painful
- to be unbearable (of pain, itch etc)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to sneak in
- to infiltrate
- to be piercingly painful
- to be unbearable (of pain, itch etc)
This meaning refers to the act of entering a place quietly or stealthily, often without permission.
He sneaked into the room quietly to avoid being discovered.
She carefully sneaked into the cinema.
This usage describes the process of gradually entering or permeating a system or area, often in a secretive or hidden manner.
The agents attempted to infiltrate the enemy's organization.
He successfully infiltrated the core of this industry.
This meaning describes a type of pain that is sharp and intense, often used metaphorically.
His headache is piercingly painful and unbearable.
She feels a piercing pain in her right shoulder.
This usage indicates that the pain or discomfort is so intense that it cannot be tolerated.
This itchiness feels unbearable to him.
The pain from the wound was unbearable for her.
Generated collocations (experimental)
zuān xīn钻心tòng痛piercing painzuān xīn钻心nán难rěn忍unbearable painzuān xīn钻心de的zhé mó折磨piercing tormentzuān xīn钻心de的kǔ chǔ苦楚intense sufferingzuān xīn钻心rù入gǔ骨penetrating to the bone (figuratively)zuān xīn钻心de的hèn恨deep-seated hatredzuān xīn钻心de的shī luò失落piercing sense of losszuān xīn钻心de的sī niàn思念intense longingzuān xīn钻心de的tòng kǔ痛苦agonizing painzuān xīn钻心de的jiāo lǜ焦虑piercing anxiety