Achaques (en. Aches and pains)
/aˈtʃa.kes/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Physical complaints or discomforts, generally associated with old age.
The doctor says those ailments are normal for his age.
El médico dice que esos achaques son normales a su edad.
Mild illnesses that do not severely affect health.
During winter, I have to deal with some ailments.
Durante el invierno, tengo que lidiar con algunos achaques.
Discomforts of psychological or emotional origin.
Worries can cause unexplained ailments.
Las preocupaciones pueden causar achaques inexplicables.
Etymology
Derived from the Spanish word 'achaque', which relates to complaints.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to have ailments
To suffer from various health complaints or discomforts.
tener achaques
the ailments of age
Referring to physical complaints or health problems that arise with old age.
los achaques de la edad
to complain about ailments
To start complaining about discomforts.
acharquearse
Related Words
ailment
Noun that refers to a pain or physical discomfort.
dolencia
complaint
Expression of dissatisfaction or pain, generally about health.
queja
discomfort
Feeling of discomfort or pain.
malestar
Slang Meanings
Common complaints among the elderly.
He is always talking about his ailments.
Siempre está hablando de sus achaques.
References to exaggerated discomforts.
Don't pay attention to him, it's just ailments.
No le hagas caso, son solo achaques.