A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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Which word means "to damage" in Spanish?

Dar
Culpar
Dañar
Dirigir

The correct answer is: Dañar

The word that means "to damage" in Spanish is indeed "dañar." This verb is commonly used to refer to causing harm or injury to something or someone. It can be applied in many contexts, such as physically damaging an object or emotionally affecting a person. The other words provided do not convey the meaning of "to damage": "dar" translates to "to give," "culpar" means "to blame," and "dirigir" means "to direct." Therefore, "dañar" is the precise choice for describing the action of causing damage.