0 earache [noun]US /ˈɪr.eɪk/ UK /ˈɪə.reɪk/ Example: I’ve got terrible earache and a sore throat. Oxford Essential Dictionary earache noun (no plural) pain inside your ear: I've got earache. Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English earache ear‧ache /ˈɪəreɪk $ ˈɪr-/ BrE AmE noun [singular, uncountable] a pain inside your ear: I’ve got terrible earache and a sore throat. Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary earache ear·ache [earache earaches] [ˈɪəreɪk] [ˈɪreɪk] noun uncountable, countable pain inside the ear • to have (an) earache Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary - 4th Edition earache / ˈɪə.reɪk / / ˈɪr.eɪk / noun [ C or U ] B1 a pain in the inside part of your ear © Cambridge University Press 2013 Collins Advanced Learner’s English Dictionary earache /ɪəreɪk/ (earaches) Earache is a pain in the inside part of your ear. N-VAR Merriam-Webster's Advanced Learner's Dictionary earache ear·ache /iɚˌeɪk/ noun, pl -aches : an ache or pain in the ear [count] • He has/gets frequent earaches. [noncount] (chiefly Brit) • He has/gets frequent earache. American EnglishBritish EnglishB1 (Intermediate)nounShortened URL: http://lngt.co/earache1en
