No. 3,707 in Spanish
perjuicio
Harm or damage.
In a sentence
El comentario hecho causó un gran perjuicio a su reputación.
The comment made caused great harm to their reputation.
The term 'perjuicio' in this context refers to harm or damage caused to someone's reputation.
Actuar sin entender las consecuencias puede llevar a un perjuicio económico.
Acting without understanding the consequences can lead to economic harm.
Here, 'perjuicio' refers to financial or economic harm resulting from decisions or actions.
El prejuicio y el perjuicio son conceptos diferentes aunque se confundan frecuentemente.
Prejudice and harm are different concepts, although they are often confused.
This distinguishes 'perjuicio' (harm) from 'prejuicio' (prejudice), clarifying their distinct meanings.
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