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Meanings of headache in anglès
Usage of headache in anglès
1
The report presents just the latest climate change headache for the government.
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Affordable housing schemes have also proved a major headache for local authorities.
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In an age of rapid-fire change, contemplating the future is downright headache-inducing.
4
Listen, I have a headache from trying to save that business today.
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This was becoming an increasing cost for companies and an environmental headache.
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As far as your headache is concerned, I'm afraid that's my fault.
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Case description: A 28-year-old man presented with sudden onset of severe headache.
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A royal insider said: Meghan's London jaunt is proving a real headache.
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Rufus, getting really worked, leads yet again and is getting a headache.
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Case report: A 47-year-old man presented with a headache and visual disturbance.
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Both drugs were well tolerated; the most common adverse event was headache.
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Fever and headache were the most common reactions reported, the FDA said.
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The prospect of doing so, however, had already brought on a headache.
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I blinked through my growing headache at this dizzying change of subject.
15
After exacerbating right frontal headache, he was brought to the emergency room.
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Mary, who complained of a headache, said she would rather stay home.
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Headache through the time
Headache across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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Australia
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