Examples of using "Głowa" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Do you have a headache?
- Does your head hurt?
- Have you got a headache?
- Does your head ache?
- I have a headache.
- My head aches.
Does your head hurt?
- Do you still have a headache?
- Does your head still ache?
- Cheer up!
- Cheer up.
Do you have a headache?
- I have a headache.
- My head hurts.
- I've got a headache.
His head ached.
- I have a headache.
- My head aches.
- My head hurts.
- I've got a headache.
Remember, the head is always the dangerous bit.
- My head really aches.
- My head really hurts.
He said he was suffering from a bad headache.
I've caught a cold and my head hurts.
I would go except for my headache.
That gives me a headache!
And we'll use that to pin the head. Remember, the head is always the dangerous bit.
His face flushes white to show that he's ready.
I had a slight headache last night.
- When I got up this morning, I had a headache.
- When I got out of bed this morning, I had a headache.
He has a headache.
I have a cold in my chest, with coughing and a headache.
I took two aspirins for my headache.
Cheer up! It will soon come out all right.
My head's still pounding but I don't have a temperature any more.
- Cheer up!
- Cheer up.
He had such a bad headache that he had to cancel the meeting.
He gave him a lump of silver as big as his head.
His head had been shattered by a savage blow from some heavy weapon.
My head hurts, and so do my arms, legs... in fact, my whole body.
I drank so much alcohol yesterday that my head feels like it will explode.