Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Cramp"

A: “Cramps” are involuntarily muscle “spasms” or movements in the body which cause people pain. Normally they occur in one area at a time.

E.g “I just ran a marathon and now my leg’s cramping up”

OR

“Ugh, I have bad cramps in my neck from how I slept last night”.


But if it is a women who said “cramps” or “bad cramps” sometimes this is the shorted way women talk about menstrual stomach pain.

A: Calambre

A: Restrict negatively how you want to do something. E.g. my parents say I can't go to the concert unless I take my boring sister. This will really cramp my style.

A: It is when a muscle tenses or seizes up painfully.

A: When your muscles tense in a painful way due to a lack of oxygen during exercise, or when sitting for long periods of time.

A: Whenever I go on a family vacation, my little brother always cramps my style, following me all around and farting whenever I talk to a cute boy.

Me: Ugh! My class just got assigned a 15-page research paper that's due in 2 days!
Friend: Your English teacher is really cramping your style!

A: I got a leg cramp while running.
I have a stomach cramp.
My wrist is cramping.
Don't cramp my style.

A: "I got a cramp in my foot!"
"My stomach is cramping."
"I have a cramp in my hand."

A: I have a cramp in my legs

A: While she was running her leg cramped up.
Cramps are common side effects of menstruation.
Having cramps while running can be painful and bothersome.

A: Cramps are a sharp pain that occurs in muscles.

A spasm is an involuntary muscle movement.

A: A spasm is when a muscle contracts (tenses up) and does not relax
A cramp is a strong, sometimes painful contraction of a muscle that lasts from a few seconds to several minutes. Hope that helps

A: A "cramp" is a pain that grabs and holds a muscle or body part, and slowly releases after stretching or over time.

A muscle "spasm" is an uncontrollable tightening and releasing of the muscle.

A: a cramp is usually muscles tightening up. You may get a cramp from working or exercising too much without stretching. Numb is when you lose feeling. It can be physical such as from cold or sleeping on you arm. Numb can also refer to emotions. Someone you doesn't feel when most people would, such as a sad moment they are said to be numb.

A: Cramps = 경련
We use cramps to refer to pain. So asking if someone had cramps is = are you hurting/in pain?

Period = 생리
It refers to that "time of the month" for girls.
We wouldn't say "are you having your period now" though. Instead, we say:
Are you on your period?
Or
Is it that time of the month?

If you're not a girl though, in the U.S. we don't really talk about menstruation/periods. Even among girls, some find it uncomfortable to talk about because it's a private matter.

A: Cramps is 생리통 in Korean.

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A: I have back pain.

A: × I sometimes have a cramp i n my leg while I am asleep.
✓ I sometimes have a cramp in my leg while I sleep.

× It hurts me so badly that I get up and rub my leg and forcefully stretch my leg and wait for it to get unstrained.
✓ It hurts me so badly that I get up and rub and stretch my leg to relax it.

× This may be caused by lack of daily exercises.
✓ This may be caused by lack of daily exercise.

A: @KAPUCHINO
it doesn’t sound too casual or too formal. you could say it in any setting. usually, “i’ve got a cramp in my leg!” comes more naturally. but, “i have a cramp in my leg!” works perfectly.

A: This is natural. You can also "catch" a cramp, and it will mean the same thing.
"I was running and caught a cramp in my leg."
"Warm up before you exercise, or you might catch a cramp."

A: I started/began having cramps right after my period started/began
I started/began having cramps just after my period started/began

A: Both are fine. The obvious difference is that in one case there is one cramp and in the other, there is more than one cramp. Both are correct.