I think the correct terminology would be "damaged", not 'hurt'. The latter is used to describe pain or discomfort felt by an organism, the former is used to denote actual structural or physiological impairment. One is for personal damage, and the other is for material damage. Just saying......it reads funny to English speakers.
I think the correct terminology would be "damaged", not 'hurt'. The latter is used to describe pain or discomfort felt by an organism, the former is used to denote actual structural or physiological impairment. One is for personal damage, and the other is for material damage. Just saying......it reads funny to English speakers.
I meant « hit » which is « heurté » in French. Sorry.🤓