Sentence examples of "hit" in English with translation "pegar"

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He hit me, not her. Él me pegó a mi, no a ella.
She hit me, not him. Ella me pegó a mí, no a él.
She hit the ball hard. Ella le pegó duro a la pelota.
Bob hit me, not her. Bob me pegó a mí, no a ella.
She hit him with a hammer. Ella le pegó con un martillo.
The ball hit her in the eye. La pelota le pegó en el ojo.
He hit the ball with his racket. Le pegó a la pelota con su raqueta.
Tom got hit by a golf ball. A Tom le pegó una pelota de golf.
He lost his patience and hit the boy. Él perdió la paciencia y pegó al niño.
She hit me on the head with a hammer. Ella me pegó en la cabeza con un martillo.
The guy who hit you is at the front door. El tipo que te pegó está en la puerta del frente.
The ball hit him on the left side of the head. La pelota le pegó en el lado izquierdo de la cabeza.
A ball hit the back of my head while I was playing soccer. Una pelota me pegó en la nuca mientras jugaba fútbol.
She said that her husband hit her, but in fact it was the other way around. Dijo que su marido le había pegado, pero en realidad fue alrevés.
Tom didn't blame Mary for hitting John. Tom no culpa a Mary por pegar a John.
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