Dióle (en. Gave him)
/ˈdi.ɔ.le/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Indicate that someone feels pain or discomfort.
It hurt her that she wasn’t invited to the party.
Le dióle que no la invitaran a la fiesta.
To feel physical or emotional pain.
Sad news hurt him a lot.
Una noticia triste le dióle mucho.
To react with a sensation of pain to a situation.
Rejection always hurt him deeply.
El rechazo siempre le dióle en lo más profundo.
Etymology
From the verb dar in its conjugated form, referring to causing pain.
Common Phrases and Expressions
it hurt me
indicates that something has caused personal pain or discomfort.
me dióle
it hurt you
refers to something that affects the other person.
te dióle
it hurt us
indicates that the pain or discomfort affects a group.
nos dióle
Related Words
pain
unpleasant sensation of discomfort.
dolor
discomfort
sensation of physical or emotional discomfort.
malestar
grief
mental suffering or emotional pain.
aflicción
Slang Meanings
To feel intense sadness.
That rejection hurt me like never before.
Ese rechazo me dióle como nunca antes.
To express a joke about a small emotional wound.
What hurt me for that, you’re getting on my nerves!
¡Qué me dióle por eso, ya me tienes harto!