Hurt - Doler (The 1629th Most Common Spanish Word)

The Spanish word for Hurt is Doler. It can be used as verb. It is the 1629th most commonly used word in Spanish, classified as a A2 word. This word often comes up when talking about sickness & injuries. Tap on the speaker icon to listen to their pronunciations, and you can also see example sentences for context below. Practice this and the other 3000 most common Spanish words with over 60000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types by downloading our app.

Pronunciation

en English: hurt

es Spanish: doler

Examples

en es
My back still hurts. Me sigue doliendo la espalda.
With age, a person always starts to hurt something. Con la edad, una persona siempre empieza a doler algo.
If your ankle begins to hurt, stop and rest. Si el tobillo empieza a doler, deténgase y descanse.
This should not hurt or pinch, but may be uncomfortable. Esto no debería doler ni punzar, pero podría ser incómodo.
This area should start to hurt less after a while. Esta zona debería empezar a doler menos después de un rato.
And here is a wound, but it won't hurt. Y aquí tiene una herida, pero no va a doler.
The skin gets red, and it can hurt a lot. La piel se vuelve roja y eso puede doler mucho.
This may feel uncomfortable or weird, but it shouldn't hurt. Puede sentirse incómodo o raro, pero no debería doler.

Explore our mobile app for iOS and Android that features all the most frequently used words

3000 Most Common Words sorted by Frequency
Learn without opening the app with scheduled notifications
60000+ examples sentences to put the words into context
Study exactly what you need to with Spaced Repetition
Auto-flip and pronunciation when your hands are busy
MP3s of words to listen in the background
Words categorized into topic groups
Match, spell out, listen or select to practice
Printable PDFs for screen-less studying
Search across all words and sentences, even when offline
Offline Pronunciations for all words and sentences
Hurt - Doler (The 1629th Most Common Spanish Word)
Your muscles should hurt a little, but they should not ache. Los músculos deben doler un poco, pero no debe doler.
When this happens, your bones might hurt, ache or become weak. Cuando esto sucede, los huesos podrían doler, molestar o debilitarse.
My spine started hurting in the lumbar region (lower back). Mi columna comenzó a doler en la región lumbar (espalda baja).
I'm going to bathe your wound, but it's going to hurt. Voy a lavar tu herida, pero va a doler.
You need to improve your position when you're sitting or your back will start to hurt. Tienes que mejorar tu posición cuando te sientas o te comenzará a doler la espalda.
Are you okay? The fall had to hurt. ¿Estás bien? La caída te ha tenido que doler.
This has to hurt or you'll never learn. Tiene que doler o nunca aprenderán.
The guy told me it wasn't supposed to hurt. Te dije que no debería doler.
Because I thought it would hurt too much. Porque pensé que podía doler demasiado.
They shouldn't hurt anything in the process, too. No deben doler nadie, también.
The red skin might hurt when you touch it. La piel enrojecida podría doler al tocarla.
I mainly use ointments when it starts to hurt. Principalmente uso ungüentos cuando empieza a doler.
No one would want to hurt a bumbling professor. Nadie querría doler un profesor inepto.

Explore our mobile app for iOS and Android that features all the most frequently used words

3000 Most Common Words sorted by Frequency
Learn without opening the app with scheduled notifications
60000+ examples sentences to put the words into context
Study exactly what you need to with Spaced Repetition
Auto-flip and pronunciation when your hands are busy
MP3s of words to listen in the background
Words categorized into topic groups
Match, spell out, listen or select to practice
Printable PDFs for screen-less studying
Search across all words and sentences, even when offline
Offline Pronunciations for all words and sentences
Hurt - Doler (The 1629th Most Common Spanish Word)

This word appears in the following categories

Similar, mistakable words