Translations for „hurts“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . hurt <hurt, hurt> [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] VB intr

hurt

doer

my leg hurts

minha perna dói

II . hurt <hurt, hurt> [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] VB trans

1. hurt (animal's or person's body):

hurt

ferir

hurt

machucar

2. hurt reputation:

hurt

prejudicar

III . hurt [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] ADJ (injured)

hurt

ferido(-a)

hurt

machucado(-a)

to get hurt

ferir-se

to get hurt

machucar-se

to get hurt (distressed)

magoado(-a)

IV . hurt [hɜːrt, Brit hɜːt] N no pl

1. hurt (pain):

hurt

dor f

2. hurt (injury):

hurt

ferida f

hurt

machucado m

Usage examples with hurts

it hurts real bad

dói a valer

my leg hurts

minha perna dói

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is clearly profitable for the firm to pollute, since internalizing the externality hurts profits.

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It's serious and earnest, it's occasionally sad, but there is such a beautiful gloss over everything that it sticks, hurts, and feels delicious.

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Answering notifications hurts task performance and the ability to resume to the original task at hand.

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For all your criticism hurts, it is right: my portfolio isn't a proper one, just a stamp collection of stocks.

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The survivors reveal infected can not enter the chapel and that holy water hurts them.

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They also need to talk out and listen to each other's hurts, and show they care about what the other is experiencing.

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And definitely pipe up if something hurts, burns or stings, especially if the esthetician didn't give you a warning first.

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Courtiers reported that his illness made him sensitive to the hurts of others.

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You can not imagine how sad and hard it is to be without you, my angel, and how dreadfully it hurts to think of this long separation, she wrote sadly.

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Time hasn't been kind to the show's legacy, but a third film really would be a stiletto heel administered where it hurts.

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