Usage examples of "avoir mal" in French with translation to English

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As-tu mal autre part ? Do you feel pain in any other part of your body?
Il avait mal à la tête. His head ached.
Avez-vous mal à l'estomac ? Do you feel any pain in your stomach?
Après quelques verres le type n'avait plus mal. After a couple of drinks, the guy was feeling no pain.
Je suis désolée de vous avoir mal compris. I'm sorry I misunderstood you.
Trop énervant... J'peux même plus utiliser un ordinateur sans avoir mal à la tête maintenant ! So annoying... Now I get a headache whenever I use the computer!
Vous allez avoir du mal. You'll have a rough time.
Tu vas avoir du mal. You'll have a rough time.
Je n'aime pas les bords mal coupés. I don't like raw cut edges.
Nul doute que tu dois être exténué après avoir travaillé toute la journée. You must be worn out after working all day.
J'ai du mal à résoudre ce problème. This problem is difficult for me to solve.
Puis-je avoir un programme ? May I have a program?
Les yeux me font mal. My eyes are sore.
Il a démenti avoir dit une telle chose. He denied having said such a thing.
Il a pas mal d'enregistrements. He has quite a few records.
Commencer, c'est avoir à moitié fini. [Horace] Well begun is half done.
Tu t'es en quelque sorte débrouillé pour mal interpréter ce que j'ai dit. You've somehow managed to misconstrue what I have said.
J'aime avoir plein de choses à faire. I like having plenty to do.
Putain ! C'est pas mal ! Damn! It's not bad!
Il devrait avoir le droit de décider par lui-même. He should have the right to decide for himself.
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