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adjective (causing distress: a hurtful remark.) care răneşte -
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adjective (causing distress: a hurtful remark.) βλαβερός, επιβλαβής -
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adjective (causing distress: a hurtful remark.) bolestný -
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adjectivecausing distress:ضارٌّ، مُضِرa hurtful remark.
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adjective (causing distress: a hurtful remark.) blessant -
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adjective (causing distress: a hurtful remark.) ofensivo, lesivo -
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hurtful ['hɜ:tfʊl]∎ they ended up saying hurtful things to each other ils ont fini par se dire des méchancetés;∎ what a hurtful thing to say! comme c'est méchant ou cruel de dire cela!(b) (detrimental) préjudiciable, nuisible -
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hurtful [ˈhɜ:tfʊl][remark] blessant• what a hurtful thing to say! c'est vraiment blessant ce que tu as dit !* * *['hɜːtfl]adjective blessant -
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hurtful adj [accusation, rumour, remark, words] blessant ; the truth is often hurtful la vérité est souvent cruelle. -
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parole [paʀɔl]1. feminine nouna. ( = mot) wordb. ( = promesse) word• ma parole ! (inf) (upon) my word!• tu es fou ma parole ! (inf) heavens - you're mad!c. ( = faculté d'expression) speechd. (dans un débat, une discussion) temps de parole speaking time• puis-je avoir la parole ? could I say something?2. plural feminine noun• « sans paroles » "no caption"* * *paʀɔl1) ( faculté) speechperdre/retrouver la parole — to lose/to regain the power of speech, to lose/to regain one's speech
et maintenant, je donne or laisse la parole à mon collègue — and now I hand over to my colleague
3) ( mot) wordsur ces bonnes paroles, je m'en vais — hum on that (philosophical) note, I'm off
4) ( assurance verbale) wordreprendre/manquer à/donner sa parole — to go back on/to break/to give one's word
il n'a qu'une parole, c'est un homme de parole — he's a man of his word
parole d'honneur! — cross my heart!, I promise!
5) (sentence, aphorisme) words (pl)c'est parole d'évangile — it's gospel truth, it's gospel (colloq)
6) ( texte)paroles — ( de chanson) words, lyrics; ( de dessin) words
7) Linguistique speech* * *paʀɔl1. nf1) (= faculté) speech2) (= expression)3) (= engagement) wordIl m'a donné sa parole. — He gave me his word.
le respect de la parole donnée; Il ne peut y avoir de dialogue sans respect de la parole donnée. — There can be no dialogue unless both sides keep their word.
sur parole; Je le crois sur parole. — I'll take his word for it., I'll take him at his word.
parole d'honneur — word of honour Grande-Bretagne word of honor USA
4) (= mot) wordma parole! — my word!, good heavens!
2. paroles nfpl1) MUSIQUE words, lyricsJ'aime les paroles de cette chanson. — I like the lyrics of this song.
2) péjoratif* * *parole nf1 ( faculté) speech; les organes de la parole the organs of speech; être doué de parole to have the power of speech, to be endowed with speech; perdre/retrouver la parole to lose/regain the power of speech, to lose/regain one's speech; il ne lui manque que la parole ( animal) it can almost talk; avoir la parole facile to have the gift of the gab○; avoir le don de la parole to be a good talker; ⇒ or;2 ( possibilité de s'exprimer) avoir droit à la parole to have the right to speak; prendre la parole to speak; laisser la parole à qn to let sb speak; tu ne me laisses jamais la parole you never let me speak; lorsqu'il eut la parole when his turn came to speak; ( dans un débat) when he took the floor; temps de parole speaking time; et maintenant, je donne or laisse la parole à mon collègue and now I hand over to my colleague;3 ( mot) word; il n'a pas dit une parole he didn't say a word; paroles en l'air empty words; belles paroles fine words; une parole blessante a hurtful remark; joindre le geste à la parole to suit the action to the word; si tu crois que tu vas t'en tirer avec des paroles○! you're not going to talk your way out of this one!; sur ces bonnes paroles, je m'en vais hum on that (philosophical) note, I'm off; en paroles, ils sont tous tolérants to hear them talk, they all hold the broadest ou most liberal views; en paroles, tout est facile it's easy to talk; ⇒ payer;4 ( assurance verbale) word; reprendre/manquer à/donner sa parole to go back on/break/give one's word; tenir parole to keep one's word; il n'a qu'une parole, c'est un homme de parole he's a man of his word; il n'a aucune parole you can't trust him; je t'ai cru sur parole I took you at your word; parole d'honneur! cross my heart!, I promise!; je l'ai envoyé, parole d'honneur! I swear I sent it!; je te donne ma parole d'honneur que ce n'est pas vrai I swear it's not true; ma parole! (upon) my word!;5 (sentence, aphorisme) words (pl); connaissez-vous cette parole de Pascal? do you know that saying of Pascal's?; la parole divine the holy word of God; prêcher la bonne parole to spread the good word; c'est parole d'évangile it's gospel truth, it's gospel○;les paroles s'envolent, les écrits restent ( faites promettre par écrit) get it in writing; ( ne vous engagez pas par écrit) never put anything in writing.[parɔl] nom féminin1. [faculté de s'exprimer]il ne lui manque que la parole, à ton chien your dog does everything but talkla parole est d'argent, le silence est d'or (proverbe) speech is silver, silence is golden (proverbe)2. [fait de parler]a. [généralement] to speakb. [au parlement, au tribunal] to take the floora. [à un avocat, un député] you have the floorb. [dans un débat] (it's) your turn to speak ou over to youadresser la parole à quelqu'un to talk ou to speak to somebodyen paroles, ça a l'air simple, mais... it's easy enough to say it, but...5. [engagement] wordreprendre ou retirer sa parole to go back on one's word6. JEUX————————paroles nom féminin pluriel[d'une illustration] words‘sans paroles’ ‘no caption’————————sur parole locution adverbiale -
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Adj. harmful, injurious (+ Dat oder für to); (nachteilig) detrimental (to); (schlecht) bad (for); Stoffe, Gase etc.: harmful, noxious; schädliche Wirkung harmful ( oder detrimental förm.) effect; schädliche Einflüsse harmful influences; es ist schädlich für die Gesundheit it’s harmful to ( oder bad for) your health, it’s a health hazard* * *pernicious; harmful; damaging; baneful; deleterious; detrimental; hurtful; inimical; injurious; nocuous; noisome; noxious; malign; pestilent; pestilential; unwholesome* * *schäd|lich ['ʃɛːtlɪç]adjharmful; Wirkung, Einflüsse detrimental, damagingschä́dlich für etw sein — to be damaging to sth
schä́dliches Tier — pest
* * *1) (doing harm: Medicines can be harmful if you take too much of them.) harmful2) (causing harm or damage.) detrimental3) (causing distress: a hurtful remark.) hurtful4) hurtfully5) ((with to) harmful: Smoking is injurious to one's health.) injurious* * *schäd·lich[ˈʃɛ:tlɪç]▪ \schädlich [für jdn/etw] sein to be harmful, to be bad for sb's health/for sth, to be damaging to sth* * *Adjektiv harmfulschädliche Folgen — damaging or detrimental consequences
* * *schädliche Einflüsse harmful influences;es ist schädlich für die Gesundheit it’s harmful to ( oder bad for) your health, it’s a health hazard* * *Adjektiv harmfulschädliche Folgen — damaging or detrimental consequences
* * *(für) adj.bad (for) adj. adj.baneful adj.deleterious adj.detrimental adj.harmful adj.hurtful adj.inimical adj.injurious adj.malignant adj.mischievous adj.noisome adj.nonconstructive adj.noxious adj.pernicious adj. adv.banefully adv.deleteriously adv.detrimentally adv.harmfully adv.hurtfully adv.inimically adv.injuriously adv.maliciously adv.mischievously adv.noisomely adv.nonconstructively adv.noxiously adv.perniciously adv. -
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1) (a backward-facing point on an arrowhead, fishing-hook etc.) modhage2) (a hurtful remark.) spydighed; stikpille•- barbed- barbed wire* * *1) (a backward-facing point on an arrowhead, fishing-hook etc.) modhage2) (a hurtful remark.) spydighed; stikpille•- barbed- barbed wire -
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['kʌtɪŋ] 1.1) (newspaper extract) ritaglio m. ( from da)2) agr. talea f.3) ferr. trincea f.4) cinem. montaggio m.5) inform.2. 3.* * *1) (a piece of plant cut off and replanted to form another plant.) talea2) (an article cut out from a newspaper etc: She collects cuttings about the Royal Family.) ritaglio3) (a trench dug through a hillside etc, in which a railway, road etc is built.) trincea* * *['kʌtɪŋ] 1.1) (newspaper extract) ritaglio m. ( from da)2) agr. talea f.3) ferr. trincea f.4) cinem. montaggio m.5) inform.2. 3. -
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1) General subject: an unkind remark2) Jargon: dig3) Mass media: distasteful remark4) Makarov: hurtful remark, uncharitable remark -
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[bɑːb]1) (on arrow) barbiglio m.; (of fishing hook) ardiglione m.2) fig. (remark) frecciata f.* * *1) (a backward-facing point on an arrowhead, fishing-hook etc.) parte uncinata2) (a hurtful remark.) asprezza•- barbed- barbed wire* * *barb (1) /bɑ:b/n.barb (2) /bɑ:b/n.(to) barb /bɑ:b/v. t.* * *[bɑːb]1) (on arrow) barbiglio m.; (of fishing hook) ardiglione m.2) fig. (remark) frecciata f. -
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прлoffensive, insulting; hurtfulоби́дное замеча́ние — hurtful remark
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1) (a backward-facing point on an arrowhead, fishing-hook etc.) lengüeta2) (a hurtful remark.) alfilerazo, pulla•- barbed- barbed wire
tr[bɑːb]1 púa, lengüeta2 figurative use (comment) dardobarb ['bɑrb] n1) point: púa f, lengüeta f2) gibe: pulla fn.• barba s.f.• lengüeta s.f.• púa s.f.bɑːrb, bɑːbnoun (of fishhook, arrow) lengüeta f[bɑːb]1. N1) [of arrow, hook] lengüeta f ; [of feather] barba f ; (Zool) púa f2) (fig) dardo m2.CPDbarb wire N — = barbed wire
* * *[bɑːrb, bɑːb]noun (of fishhook, arrow) lengüeta f
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