hurt
BrE /hɜːt/ AmE /hɜrt/
verb / noun en → es
past hurt pp hurt ing hurting
to cause pain to a part of your body, especially by accident or violence
lastimar, herir, lesionar
- hurt somebody/something
Collocations hurt your back · hurt yourself
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He hurt his leg in a fall.
Se lastimó la pierna en una caída.
to feel pain, especially because you have been injured or are ill
doler, lastimar
- hurt
Collocations my head hurts · it hurts to move
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My back hurts.
Me duele la espalda.
to make someone feel upset or sad, especially because they are treated badly by other people
lastimar, herir (sentimentalmente)
- hurt somebody's feelings
Collocations hurt someone's feelings · be hurt by something
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His words hurt her deeply.
Sus palabras la lastimaron profundamente.
to damage something, especially by accident or violence
dañar, lesionar
- hurt something
Collocations hurt a relationship · hurt the economy
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The scandal hurt his reputation.
El escándalo dañó su reputación.
to cause harm or damage to someone or something, especially in a way that is not physical but affects their health, well-being, or success
dañar, perjudicar
- hurt somebody/something
Collocations hurt someone's chances · hurt the environment
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Smoking can hurt your health.
Fumar puede dañar tu salud.
a feeling of pain, especially in a part of the body
dolor, lastimadura
- have a hurt
Collocations a bad hurt · an old hurt
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She has a hurt in her leg.
Tiene un dolor en la pierna.
the feeling of being upset or sad because you have been treated badly by other people
herida, lastimadura (emocional)
- have a hurt
Collocations an emotional hurt · a deep hurt
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She still has the hurt from her divorce.
Ella todavía tiene la herida de su divorcio.
the damage or harm that is caused to something, especially by accident or violence
daño, lesión
- cause hurt
Collocations physical hurt · emotional hurt
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The accident caused a lot of hurt.
El accidente causó mucho daño.