Thanks a lot everyone... I consulted the English speakers at "monolingual", and it seems I'd better keep the meaning "general" here... I agree with Weiping and Ray's suggestions actually, but given the contexts it would be hard to fit the smae ideas in. Thanks to xuhuanyu too! One english alternative for "grinding pain" is "sharp burning pain"... cheers 4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer
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Thanks a lot everyone... I consulted the English speakers at "monolingual", and it seems I'd better keep the meaning "general" here... I agree with Weiping and Ray's suggestions actually, but given the contexts it would be hard to fit the smae ideas in. Thanks to xuhuanyu too! One english alternative for "grinding pain" is "sharp burning pain"... cheers
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