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boli
I. hurt <hurt, hurt> [hɜ:t, Am hɜ:rt] VB intr
1. hurt (be painful):
hurt
boleć [perf za-]
it hurts like hell
boli jak diabli
2. hurt (do harm):
hurt
szkodzić [perf za-]
one more drink won't hurt
jeszcze jeden nie zaszkodzi
II. hurt <hurt, hurt> [hɜ:t, Am hɜ:rt] VB trans
1. hurt (cause pain):
my legs are hurting me
bolą mnie nogi
to hurt one's eyes
razić kogoś w oczy
2. hurt (injure):
hurt
ranić [perf z-]
hurt
kaleczyć [perf s-]
3. hurt (make upset):
hurt
urazić
4. hurt (influence badly):
hurt
szkodzić [perf za-]
III. hurt [hɜ:t, Am hɜ:rt] ADJ
1. hurt (injured):
hurt
ranny
hurt leg
skaleczony
hurt leg
zraniony
2. hurt (upset):
hurt
urażony
IV. hurt [hɜ:t, Am hɜ:rt] N
hurt
uraza f
Present
Ihurt
youhurt
he/she/ithurts
wehurt
youhurt
theyhurt
Past
Ihurt
youhurt
he/she/ithurt
wehurt
youhurt
theyhurt
Present Perfect
Ihavehurt
youhavehurt
he/she/ithashurt
wehavehurt
youhavehurt
theyhavehurt
Past Perfect
Ihadhurt
youhadhurt
he/she/ithadhurt
wehadhurt
youhadhurt
theyhadhurt
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
it hurts like hell
boli jak diabli
to hit sb where it hurts
uderzyć kogoś w czuły punkt
when I go like this, my back hurts
kiedy tak robię, boli mnie w krzyżu
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
He almost never intends to hurt anyone, and whenever his pranks go too far, he is always very regretful.
en.wikipedia.org
Business customer volumes were hurt by customer losses "within a competitive price-driven market", it said.
www.smh.com.au
However, they were eventually forced to carry the plan out and no one was hurt (with the exception of the pirates).
en.wikipedia.org
His monkey was confiscated, there were run-ins with the police, a scuffle with the paps -- but no one got hurt more than the fans.
metro.co.uk
Excessive humidity can also pose the risk of damaging wine labels, which may hinder identification or hurt potential resale value.
en.wikipedia.org

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