How is the phrase faire du mal translated from French to English

Causer un dommage ou une blessure à quelqu'un.

To cause damage or injury to someone.

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English translation
Do harm

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  • Un médecin doit d'abord ne pas faire de mal. A doctor must first do no harm.

  • Tu ne devrais pas faire du tort aux autres. You shouldn't do harm to others.

  • Trop d'eau peut faire du mal aux jeunes plants. Too much water can do harm to young plants.

  • Est-ce que cette action fait du tort à quelqu'un ? Does this action do harm to anyone?

  • Un court retard ferait-il du mal ? Would a short delay do any harm?

  • Ne fais de tort à personne en jouant. Please don't do harm while playing.

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How is “faire du mal” translated from French?
“faire du mal” translates into English as “Do harm”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “faire du mal” mean?
Meaning of “faire du mal”: Causer un dommage ou une blessure à quelqu'un. In English — “Do harm”.
What part of speech is “faire du mal”?
“faire du mal” is a phrase.
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