It hurts so bad meaning in English

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Definition

It hurts so bad! (slang): It's really painful! idiom

Examples

  • "We'd like to use your song "It hurts so bad"."
  • "It hurts so bad, but I've gotta get through this ."
  • "Very soon, millions of people will be singing "It hurts so bad" when they go to the bathroom. We will pay you 0.0000001 dollar per flush."
  • "It hurts so bad, but I'm gonna get through this."
Exercise 1
The title of Edward Moon's song is "It so ".

The title of Edward Moon's song is "It hurts 1 so bad 2".
1 hurts: Edward Moon's song is called "It hurts so bad". To feel "hurt" is to feel pain, emotionally or physically. The expression "It hurts" means that something (example: your heart or leg) is painful or "injured" in some way.
2 bad: Edward Moon's song is called "It hurts so bad", meaning that "it is very painful". Although "badly" is the correct adverb to use after the verb "to hurt", it is now common in informal speech to use "bad". "Bad" is used as an informal adverb to mean "a lot", for example: We need water bad.

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