いためる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, transitive)
1. to hurt; to injure; to cause pain
usu. 痛める
He must have hurt his arm.
2. to harm; to damage; to spoil
usu. 傷める
3. to worry; to bother; to be grieved over; to afflict
usu. 痛める
4. to cause financial loss; to hurt one's pocket
usu. 痛める
Pitch accent
い
ため
る
Composed of
ouch; ow; that hurt
Used in vocabulary (6 in total)
to be concerned about
to worry (about); to be worried (about); to be troubled (by); to be pained (by); to be distressed (by)
to worry oneself (about)
Examples (24 in total)
I hurt my shoulder.
I hurt my back.
I hurt my elbow.
He must have hurt his arm.
I am prone to hurting my neck.
Did you hurt your foot or something?
I fell down and hurt my wrist.
That's when I injured my ankle.
I hurt my elbow playing tennis.
I hurt a muscle in my leg.
I hurt my knee playing soccer.
I strained a muscle in my neck and can't turn my head sideways.
I hurt my knee today, so I'm not going to practice today.
He got his neck broken in the accident.
He hurt his left foot when he fell.
He hurt his knee when he fell.
The man next door seems to have hurt his back.
She hurt her foot when she fell off her bicycle.
I can't help you move the piano because I have a bad back.
Mary has a bad back. It's hard for her to lift things.
Both Tom and Mary hurt their knees.
I hurt my leg playing football.
There was a time when my right shoulder got injured because a load collapsed on me while I was working a part-time job.
Apparently others put so much into their singing that they hurt their throats.