Vết thương, chỗ bị đau

Điều hại, tai hại

Sự chạm đến, sự xúc phạm, sự làm tổn thương

a hurt to someone's reputation

điều xúc phạm đến thanh danh của ai

a hurt to someone's pride

điều chạm đến lòng tự ái của ai

Làm bị thương, làm đau

to hurt one's arm

làm đau cánh tay

Gây tác hại, gây thiệt hại, làm hư, làm hỏng

rain has hurt the crop

mưa gây thiệt hại cho mùa màng

Chạm, xúc phạm, làm tổn thương

to hurt someone's pride

làm chạm lòng tự ái của ai

to hurt someone's reputation

xúc phạm đến thanh danh của ai

(thông tục) đau, bị đau

does your hand hurt?

tay anh có đau không?

(thông tục) bị tổn hại, bị tổn thương; bị xúc phạm

chỗ lỗi

chỗ hỏng

sự làm hỏng

V.

Harm, injure, wound; damage, impair, mar, spoil, vitiate,ruin: She's so gentle she wouldn't hurt a fly. The scandal hurtthe candidate's chances of election. 2 ache, smart, pain, pinch,sting, burn, torment, gripe: My elbow really hurts where I hitit.

Distress, grieve, affect, afflict, aggrieve, depress,upset, disappoint, pain, cut to the quick, affront, offend:Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurtme. You always hurt the one you love. 4 injure, maim, wound,cripple, lame, disable, incapacitate, damage, mutilate, mangle:Three people have been badly hurt in a car crash on themotorway.

N.

Harm, injury, damage, detriment, disadvantage: How muchmore hurt can you cause beyond what you have done already?

Ache, pain, pang, distress, discomfort, suffering, torment,torture, agony; anguish, misery, woe, dolour, sadness,depression: If you rub on this ointment, the hurt will go away.You cannot imagine the hurt we felt when he failed hisexaminations.

Adj.

Injured, wronged, pained, rueful, grieved, unhappy,aggrieved, sad, wretched, woebegone, sorrowful, mournful,depressed, dejected, dismal, gloomy, melancholy: Whenever Imention getting a job she gets that hurt expression on her face.8 damaged, defective, marred, impaired, broken, worn,dilapidated, shop-worn, scratched, bruised, scarred: They areholding a sale of hurt merchandise at the warehouse tomorrow.

V. & n.

V. (past and past part. hurt) 1 tr. (also absol.)cause pain or injury to.

Tr. cause mental pain or distress to(a person, feelings, etc.).

Intr. suffer pain or harm (my armhurts).

N.

Bodily or material injury.

Harm, wrong.

Hurtless adj. [ME f. OF hurter, hurt ult. perh. f. Gmc]