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Meanings of headache (headaches) in English

Russian
головная боль
Portuguese
cefaléia
Spanish
cefalea
Catalan
maldecap
Wikidata

Pain in the head or neck.

      головная боль
      Portuguese
      preocupação
      Catalan
      maldecap
      Spanish
      preocupación

      Something or someone that causes anxiety; a source of unhappiness.

            preocupação
            Usage of headaches in English
            1
            At a minimum, the situation could create compliance headaches for your company.
            BBC
            2
            Health benefits for Rooibos include its use for headaches, insomnia, allergies etc.
            The South African
            3
            This year the cold spring has delayed grass growth, causing major headaches.
            The Guardian
            4
            Although it's not common, some people do experience headaches on Phase 1.
            The south beach diet supercharged: faster weight loss and better...
            5
            Companies can save time, money and headaches by picking the most-appropriate services.
            Reuters
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            However at night my body went into auto-pilot and the headaches began.
            Climbing Magazine
            7
            WIRED knows the headaches of Freedom of Information Act all too well.
            Wired
            8
            The hard work is only beginning, and more headaches may be ahead.
            Wired
            9
            The study team omitted visits for headaches associated with red flag conditions.
            Reuters
            10
            Former Chief Executive Bob Iger has left his successor with serious headaches.
            Reuters
            11
            The families of presidents have often led to headaches for their siblings.
            The South African
            12
            Among other known side effects with Vivitrol are nausea, headaches and diarrhea.
            Reuters
            13
            We get headaches; we just don't need a pill to cure them.
            Pivot Point
            14
            By 1981 headaches, vomiting and bright, blinding lights were a daily reality.
            The Guardian
            15
            Method: 87 undergraduate students with frequent headaches took part in the study.
            Pubmed
            16
            The two diseases have similar symptoms, including headaches, fever and aching joints.
            Reuters
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            Common
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