CEFR B1

discomfort

Translation

不快感 / 違和感 / 居心地の悪さ

A feeling of physical unease or mild pain, or a state of not being relaxed.

He felt a slight discomfort in his knee after the long hike.
He felt a slight discomfort in his knee after the long hike.
The tight shoes caused considerable discomfort throughout the day.
The tight shoes caused considerable discomfort throughout the day.

カタカナ: ディスカムファート

IPA: /dɪsˈkʌmfərt/

A feeling of physical unease or mild pain, or a state of not being relaxed.

意味: 身体的な不快感や軽い痛み、あるいはリラックスできていない状態のこと。

He felt a slight discomfort in his knee after the long hike. — He felt a slight discomfort in his knee after the long hike.
The tight shoes caused considerable discomfort throughout the day. — The tight shoes caused considerable discomfort throughout the day.
She experienced a general discomfort from the humid weather. — She experienced a general discomfort from the humid weather.

Japanese translations of Discomfort:

discomfort from (prepositional phrase): The cause or source of the feeling of unease or pain. — "He suffered discomfort from the constant buzzing sound."
discomfort in (prepositional phrase): The specific body part or situation where the unease is felt. — "She felt discomfort in her stomach after eating too much."