herir
/eˈɾiɾ/, [eˈɾiɾ]hurt, injure
Verb herir (first-person singular present hiero, first-person singular preterite herí, past participle herido)
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(transitive) to wound, injure (to cause physical injury and pain)
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(transitive) to hurt, offend, wound (to cause emotional pain)
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Tom no quiso herir a Mary.
Tom didn't mean to hurt Mary.
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Tuve miedo de que pudiera herir sus sentimientos.
I was afraid that it might hurt her feelings.
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Lo último que querría hacer es herir a Tom.
The last thing I'd ever want to do is hurt Tom.
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Tom no quería herir a nadie.
Tom didn't mean to hurt anybody.
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No quiero herir a Tom, pero si tengo que hacerlo lo haré.
I don't want to hurt Tom, but I will if I have to.
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No quiero volver a herir a Tom.
I don't want to hurt Tom again.
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Si alguna vez haces algo para herir a Tom, te mataré.
If you ever do anything to hurt Tom, I'll kill you.
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Una simple palabra puede herir a una persona.
Just a word can do harm to a person.
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Él no quería herir tus sentimientos.
He did not intend to hurt your feelings.
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A veces mentimos para no herir los sentimientos de otro.
Sometimes we lie so that we don't hurt the feelings of others.
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