harm

• Substantivo que designa dano físico, prejuízo ou efeito negativo causado a uma pessoa, objeto ou situação.

A noun referring to physical injury, damage, or negative effect caused to a person, thing, or situation.

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1. Physical injuryA2formal

   Physical damage or injury to a person or animal.

   Dano físico

   • The accident caused serious harm to his leg.
   • The doctor said there was no lasting harm from the fall.
   • Exposure to the chemicals can cause harm to the skin.

   Sinônimosdamagehurtimpairmentinjurytraumawound

   Antônimosaidbenefitgoodhelp

2. B1formal

   Damage or negative effect on something, such as reputation, property, or the environment.

   Dano

   • The scandal did great harm to the company's reputation.
   • The storm caused significant harm to the crops.
   • Lying can cause harm to your relationships.

   Sinônimosdamagedetrimenthurtimpairmentinjurymischiefwrong

   Antônimosadvantageaidbenefitgoodhelp

3. Moral or emotional distressB1formal

   Emotional or psychological damage or distress.

   Dano moral

   • The bullying caused her a lot of emotional harm.
   • He meant no harm by his comment.
   • The harsh criticism did more harm than good.

   Sinônimosanguishdistressgriefhurtinjurypainsorrowsufferingtraumawoe

   Antônimosbenefitcomfortconsolationgoodsolace

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de causar dano físico ou moral, prejuízo ou ferimento a alguém ou a algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing physical or mental damage or injury to someone or something.

1. Cause physical injuryA2formal

   To cause physical pain, injury, or damage to a person, animal, or thing.

   Causar dano físico

   • The accident harmed several passengers.
   • Be careful not to harm the plants while gardening.
   • The storm harmed many buildings along the coast.

   Sinônimosbruisecrippledamagedisablehurtimpairinjuremaimwound

   Antônimosbenefitcurehealhelp

2. Cause emotional or psychological damageB1formal

   To cause emotional pain, distress, or negative effects to someone's mental well-being.

   Causar dano emocional

   • His harsh words harmed her deeply.
   • Bullying can harm a child's self-esteem.
   • The betrayal harmed their friendship irreparably.

   Sinônimosafflictbruisedamagedistressgrievehurtinjurepainsaddenscartormenttraumatizeupsetwound

   Antônimoscomfortconsolehealsoothe

3. Damage or negatively affectB1formal

   To have a negative impact on something, such as reputation, health, or progress.

   Prejudicar

   • The scandal harmed the company's reputation.
   • Smoking can harm your health over time.
   • The delay harmed the project's timeline.

   Sinônimoscompromisedamagedetrimenthurtimpairinjuremarspoiltaintunderminewound

   Antônimosaidassistbenefitbetterhealhelpimproverepairstrengthen