Do damage Meaning in English
expression
ˈdu/ /ˈdæmədʒ/, /ˈdæmɪdʒ
DOO DAM-ij
dʉː/ /dˈæmɪdʒ
DOO DAM-ij
Definição
To cause harm or destruction to something or someone.
Uso & Nuances
Common in both serious and casual contexts. Often used with 'to' (do damage to something). Be careful not to confuse with 'make' in this context; the correct phrase is 'do damage', not 'make damage'.
Spanish: hacer daño - causar dañoPortuguese (BR): causar dano - fazer danoPortuguese (PT): causar dano - fazer danoChinese (Simplified): 造成伤害 - 造成损害Chinese (Traditional): 造成傷害 - 造成損害Hindi: नुकसान करनाArabic: يُلحق الضرر - يُسبب ضررًاBengali: ক্ষতি করাRussian: наносить ущерб - причинять вредJapanese: 損害を与えるVietnamese: gây thiệt hạiKorean: 피해를 주다 - 손상을 입히다Turkish: zarar vermekUrdu: نقصان پہنچانا - نقصان کرناIndonesian: menimbulkan kerusakan - menyebabkan kerusakan
Frases de Exemplo
The storm did damage to our house.
basic
Too much sun can do damage to your skin.
basic
Careless driving can do damage to your car.
basic
Those rumors really did damage to his reputation.
natural
If you drop your phone, it could do some serious damage.
natural
Eating junk food every day can do long-term damage to your health.
natural