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Pains

/peɪnz/

Pains (آلام أو أوجاع جسدية) — illustrated meaning of the English word Pains on GL Dictionary

Meaning of Pains

Physical suffering; take pains means make great effort.

ما معنى كلمة Pains بالعربي؟

آلام أو أوجاع جسدية

😣💔 آلام أو أوجاع جسدية؛ إحساس مُؤلم يشعر به الجسم أو العقل؛ مُعاناة حسية تُسبب عدم الراحة والانزعاج للإنسان 😣⚡

قصة GL: الآلام أو الأوجاع التي عانى منها نايف بعد حادث ألمانيا - إحساس مُؤلم للجسم والعقل قاسي، المُعاناة الحسية التي تحولت إلى نقطة انطلاق لاختراع نظام التعلم الجيني العلاجي 🌱

Synonyms & related words

acheshurtssorenesseffortstroublecareexertions

Pains in a sentence

Growing pains were noted.
Legal/GL Patent
GL Research took pains to verify data.
Scientific/GL Research
Genetic Invent took pains over design.
Business/GL Innovation
Genetic G Learning takes pains with feedback.
Educational/GL Training

Origin of Pains

From Old French peine, from Latin poena, penalty.

In the Genetic Learning (GL) context

In Genetic Learning work led by Naif Talal Al-Essa, pains often means careful effort. Teams take pains with accuracy.

Pains audio micro-course (transcript)

Three short podcasts about “Pains”. Listen with the interactive player.

Podcast 1 — Introduction & meaning

Narrator: Welcome. Today's word is 'pains' — a plural noun with a special idiomatic use.

Narrator: Pronounced PAYNZ, IPA /peɪnz/.

Narrator: The most important use is 'taking pains' — meaning to take great care, effort, and trouble to do something well.

Narrator: This sense comes from pain as effort and labour — from Old French peine, Latin poena. Pain as the exertion one endures to achieve something.

Narrator: Taking pains implies deliberate, careful effort — attending to detail, refusing to cut corners.

Narrator: For one's pains means in return for one's efforts — often used ironically.

Narrator: Register for taking pains is formal to neutral — professional, literary, and careful editorial writing.

Narrator: To take pains is to say: this matters enough for me to do it properly.

Read podcasts 2 and 3

Podcast 2 — In conversation

Speaker A: She took such pains over that report — every statistic sourced, every claim triple-checked.

Speaker B: Taking pains implies caring about quality over speed. In a world of rapid output, someone who takes pains is immediately distinguishable.

Speaker A: He took pains to explain his position but nobody listened — effort doesn't guarantee the result.

Speaker B: Exactly. Taking pains is about quality of work, not reception. The effort is acknowledged; the outcome is separate.

Speaker A: Take pains versus take care?

Speaker B: Take care is broader and more common. Take pains is more intensive and literary — greater deliberate, laborious attention.

Speaker A: Mistakes?

Speaker B: She took pains over her work, or took pains to do something — not took pains in. The preposition matters. Over or to, not in.

Podcast 3 — Prompt engineering

Speaker B: Taking pains in AI prompts — to signal deliberate, quality-first development. Tell the AI to slow down and attend to every detail. Five prompts.

Speaker A: Pains in a prompt means: invoke the idiom to signal deliberate, high-quality effort — tell the AI to slow down and attend to every detail.

Frequently asked questions about Pains

What does Pains mean?

Physical suffering; take pains means make great effort.

ما معنى كلمة Pains بالعربي؟

آلام أو أوجاع جسدية — 😣💔 آلام أو أوجاع جسدية؛ إحساس مُؤلم يشعر به الجسم أو العقل؛ مُعاناة حسية تُسبب عدم الراحة والانزعاج للإنسان 😣⚡

How do you pronounce Pains?

Pains is pronounced /peɪnz/ and is used as a noun.

How is Pains used in a sentence?

Growing pains were noted.

What are synonyms of Pains?

aches, hurts, soreness, efforts, trouble, care.

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