See Also: Saint Lukes Health Network(health)
Saint Lukes Hospital(health)
Saint Luke's Health System(health)
Saint Joseph Health Services(health)
Saint Elizabeth Health Center(health)
Saint John's Health System(health)
Saint John's Health Center(health)
Saint Francis Health System(health)
Saint Clare's Health System(health)
Saint Bernards Health Care(health)

Saint Lukes Hospital (health) and hurt(4) (iou)


Saint Lukes Hospital (health)


Saint Lukes Hospital is a hospital in Bethelem, Pennsylvania (USA).









hurt(4) (iou)



hurt verb. Pa. t. & pa. pple hurt, (dial.) hurted. ME.
[Old French hurter (mod. heurter) from Proto-Gallo-Romance, perh. of Germanic origin.]
I. verb trans.
Knock, strike, dash, (when so as to wound or injure passing into sense 2). ME-M17.
Caxton Thone hurted the Other soo harde thei felle doun. J. Winthrop The Elizabeth Dorcas..being hurt upon a rock..lost sixty passengers at sea.
Injure physically; inflict bodily pain on, wound; cause bodily or material damage to (a person or animal, arch. a thing). ME.
J. Berger He has broken both his legs, but..he isn't badly hurt otherwise.
b. Of an injured limb etc.: be a source of pain to (a person or animal). M19.
Give mental pain to, cause emotional distress to; upset, offend, (a person, feelings, etc.). ME.
Day Lewis He put on a hurt expression which..succeeded in piercing me with guilt. J. Heller He makes fun of me and often hurts my feelings.
gen. Injure or harm in any way; be prejudicial or detrimental to; wrong. ME.
E. Nesbit I don't think it hurts Albert to enjoy himself too. P. Bowles It's fine old cognac. It won't hurt you. Gentleman (Bombay) Sanctions will hurt poor blacks more than rich whites.
II. verb intrans.
Strike or dash (against etc.); come into collision. ME-E17.
(Of a limb etc.) suffer injury or pain, be a source of pain; (of a person) suffer pain or distress, transf. (of a country etc.) experience difficulties or misfortune; US have a dire need for. ME.
C. Potok My head doesn't hurt at all, and the wrist is a lot less sore. A. F. Loewenstein She was hurting bad,..We just got that codeine into her. Fortune He knew the industry was hurting for trained personnel.
Cause hurt or pain; be injurious, damaging, or detrimental. LME.
M. Amis My shoes, they're too tightthey hurt more every day. Company It didn't hurt that his stepfather was..a descendant of the founders of MGM studios.