„to-hurl" in Spanish

✓ Verified by a human

Translations · 3

• to hurl→para lanzar ▶
• to hurt→lastimar ▶
• to hurry up→Darse prisa ▶

Phrases · 6

• to hurt→doler
• to hurt→herir
• to hurry→apresurarse
• to hurry→darse prisa
• to hurry→apurarse
• to hurry→apresurarte

Example sentences · 21

• How does Iuppiter hurl a thunderbolt? → ¿Cómo lanza Iuppiter un rayo?
• The catapult hurled the boulder over the castle walls. → La catapulta arrojó la roca hasta los muros del castillo.
• He was hurling insults at everyone and behaving violently as if he were out of his mind. → Profería insultos contra todos y se comportaba violentamente como si estuviera fuera de sí.
• Hurry up and go to bed. → Date prisa y vete a la cama.
• Hurry up, I need to go to the bathroom. → Date prisa, que necesito ir al baño ya.
• I have to hurry! → ¡Tengo que apurarme!
• It hurts to see you like this. → Duele verte así.
• Hurry! There's no time to lose. → ¡Rápido! No hay tiempo que perder.
• We need to hurry. → Necesitamos apurarnos.
• We have to hurry. → Hay que darse prisa.
• We have to hurry! → ¡Tenemos que darnos prisa!
• Do I need to hurry? → ¿Tengo que darme prisa?
• Hurry up. They're going to see us. → Date prisa, que van a vernos.
• We've got to hurry. → Tenemos que darnos prisa.
• They are not hurrying to the train. → No se apresuran al tren.
• Is it going to hurt? → ¿Va a doler?
• Who'd want to hurt you? → ¿Quién querría haceros daño?
• They want to hurt me. → Ellos quieren lastimarme.
• I'm going to hurt you. → Te voy a hacer daño.
• We must hurry to eat. → Hay que darse prisa para comer.
• Hurry up, Tom. → Date prisa, Tom.

See also