Definition of swearing in English:

swearing

noun ˈswɛːrɪŋˈswɛrɪŋ

mass noun

The use of offensive language.
there's a lot of swearing in the show
Example sentencesExamples
- As someone who speaks fluent Spanish, I found myself swearing in Spanish when my people got cantankerous.
- I didn't want the alcohol, the swearing, the bad memories, the parties or the guilt anymore.
- The magistrates found Baldwin guilty of the charge of causing criminal damage, but dismissed the public order offence of swearing and spitting because of insufficient evidence.
- A year ago I first caught him swearing in Russian about it.
- I knew he wasn't really getting angry at me; if anything, he might have just been getting angry at himself, or maybe he was just swearing out of habit.

Definition of swearing in US English:

swearing

nounˈsweriNGˈswɛrɪŋ

The use of offensive language.
there's a lot of swearing in the show
Example sentencesExamples
- I knew he wasn't really getting angry at me; if anything, he might have just been getting angry at himself, or maybe he was just swearing out of habit.
- I didn't want the alcohol, the swearing, the bad memories, the parties or the guilt anymore.
- The magistrates found Baldwin guilty of the charge of causing criminal damage, but dismissed the public order offence of swearing and spitting because of insufficient evidence.
- As someone who speaks fluent Spanish, I found myself swearing in Spanish when my people got cantankerous.
- A year ago I first caught him swearing in Russian about it.

单词	swearing
释义	Definition of swearing in English: swearing noun ˈswɛːrɪŋˈswɛrɪŋ mass noun The use of offensive language. there's a lot of swearing in the show Example sentencesExamples As someone who speaks fluent Spanish, I found myself swearing in Spanish when my people got cantankerous. I didn't want the alcohol, the swearing, the bad memories, the parties or the guilt anymore. The magistrates found Baldwin guilty of the charge of causing criminal damage, but dismissed the public order offence of swearing and spitting because of insufficient evidence. A year ago I first caught him swearing in Russian about it. I knew he wasn't really getting angry at me; if anything, he might have just been getting angry at himself, or maybe he was just swearing out of habit. Definition of swearing in US English: swearing nounˈsweriNGˈswɛrɪŋ The use of offensive language. there's a lot of swearing in the show Example sentencesExamples I knew he wasn't really getting angry at me; if anything, he might have just been getting angry at himself, or maybe he was just swearing out of habit. I didn't want the alcohol, the swearing, the bad memories, the parties or the guilt anymore. The magistrates found Baldwin guilty of the charge of causing criminal damage, but dismissed the public order offence of swearing and spitting because of insufficient evidence. As someone who speaks fluent Spanish, I found myself swearing in Spanish when my people got cantankerous. A year ago I first caught him swearing in Russian about it.
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