VOCABULARY to damage – niszczyć, wyrządzać szkody (o rzeczach) to hurt – ranić, kaleczyć, urazić (o ludziach) hurricane – huragan to hit (o huraganie) – uderzyć, nawiedzić, rozszaleć się per hour – na godzinę to knock over – powalić

LESSON 3
damage - hurt

Newsreader: Good morning. It's eight o'clock on Friday the 16th of October. Early this morning at around two o'clock a hurricane hit the south east of England with winds of up to 200 kilometres per hour. Thousands of houses and cars were damaged as winds knocked over more than a million trees. Very few people were seriously hurt because they were sleeping during the storm, but some people were very lucky. One man was in bed when a tree fell into his bedroom. His house was badly damaged but he was not hurt.

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OBJAŚNIENIA

badly = seriously

badly damaged = seriously damaged (poważnie uszkodzony)

badly hurt = seriously hurt (taki, który doznał poważnych obrażeń)

ale:

deeply hurt – głęboko urażony (chodzi o uczucia)

damage – szkody, zniszczenia

to cause damage – wyrządzać szkody, zniszczenia

i jeszcze - uwaga!

Organy wewnątrzne ciała traktujemy jak rzeczy, np.

I’ve damaged my liver drinking too much vodka.

I’ve damaged my lungs smoking too many cigarettes.

ale…

I’ve hurt my knee. (uderzyłem się w kolano)

It hurts! (boli)

Czyjeś uczucia ranimy za pomocą czasownika "to hurt"

Powiemy np.: "Sorry, I've hurt your feelings."

I jeszcze buty:

They hurt. (uciskają, 'piją' i są niewygodne)

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