Translation of "cause permanent damage" to Spanish

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Dictionary translations for "cause permanent damage"

cause permanent damage verb

causar daño permanente

Contexts with "cause permanent damage"

The storm didn't cause any damage. La tormenta no causo daño alguno.

Tom didn't mean to cause Mary any trouble. Tom no quería causarle ningún problema a Mary.

The damage is done. El daño está hecho.

Absolutely nothing is permanent in life. En la vida nada es para siempre.

He died a slow horrible death after professing to all his friends that the cause of his calamity was that which he did in Jerusalem. Él murió de una lenta y horrible muerte después de manifestar a todos sus amigos de que la causa de su calamidad era aquello que él había cometido en Jerusalén.

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