Sentence examples of "hurt" in English with translation "fare male"

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Does your head hurt often? Ti fa male spesso la testa?
She wouldn't hurt a fly. Non farebbe male a una mosca.
He wouldn't hurt a fly. Non farebbe male a una mosca.
It wouldn't hurt a fly. Non farebbe male a una mosca.
I fell down and hurt my wrist. Sono caduto e mi son fatto male al polso.
He got hurt when he fell down. Si fece male cadendo.
He hurt his knee when he fell. Si fece male al ginocchio quando cadde.
Jim slipped on the icy road and got hurt. Jim scivolò sulla strada ghiacciata e si fece male.
Why when we are in love, we make each other hurt? Perché quando siamo innamorati ci facciamo male a vicenda?
Tom hurt his left knee during practice, so John had to play the game in his place. Tom si fece male al ginocchio sinistro durante l'allenamento, così John dovette giocare al posto suo.
Which eye is hurting you? Quale occhio ti fa male?
One of my teeth hurts. Mi fa male un dente.
Too much light hurts the eye. Troppa luce fa male agli occhi.
Show me where it hurts you. Fammi vedere dove ti fa male.
It hurts when the other kids ignore you. Fa male quando gli altri bambini ti ignorano.
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