英语词汇“damn”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	damn
释义	Contents exclamation (1) damn (1) adverb (1) damn (1) verb (3) damn (BLAME) damn (PUNISH) damn (3) adjective (1) damn (1) Contents exclamation (2) damn (EXPRESSION) damn (SURPRISE) adjective (1) damn (EXPRESSION) adjective (1) damn (VERY) verb (2) damn (BLAME) damn (PUNISH) noun (1) damn (LEAST AMOUNT) English American damnexclamation uk/dæm/us/dæm/also damn it, also dammit, informal B1 an expression of anger: Damn, I've spilled coffee down my blouse! See also goddamn Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Expressions of anger bally beg biscuit blast blasted bleeding bloody dare dash fie flip flipping for crying out loud! idiom freaking precious put/stick that in your pipe and smoke it! idiom sodding that (really) takes the biscuit idiom that does it! idiom what a business! idiom See more results » damnadverb uk/dæm/us/dæm/informal used, especially when you are annoyed, to mean "very": He knew damn well how much trouble it would cause. Next time he can damn well do it himself! You were damn lucky not to have been killed! damn all UK informal nothing: I know damn all about computers. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Linguistics: very & extreme abject awful badly beyond classic classical devastating drop dead! idiom eminently esp especially heartily impossibly perfect sheer specially supremely thoroughly whole wide See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Something, anything, nothing, and everything damnverb uk/dæm/us/dæm/ damn verb (BLAME) [ T ] to blame or strongly criticize something or someone: The inquiry into the disaster damns the company for its lack of safety precautions. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Disapproving & criticizing -basher animadversion aspersions backbite bad-mouth belabour damn sb with faint praise idiom denounce dig disapproval give sb hell idiom lashing pitch into sb/sth pound pound away at sth/sb *pull sth* apart put the boot in** idiom take a dim view of sth idiom talk trash idiom throw See more results » damn verb (PUNISH) [ T usually passive ] (especially of God) to force someone to stay in hell and be punished for ever: As a child she was taught that she would be damned for her sins. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Relgious concepts: Hell damnation damned fire fire and brimstone idiom Hades hell hellfire infernal underworld damn you, them, it, etc. informal used to express anger with someone or something: You got the last ticket - damn you, I wanted that! Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Swearing and blasphemy bad language blasphemous blasphemy curse cuss dirty word eff expletive four-letter word imprecation oath profanity strong language swear like a trooper idiom swear word swearing the F-word trooper wash *wash your* mouth out (with soap/soapy water) idiom See more results » Idiom(s) damn sb with faint praise damnadjective [ before noun ] uk/dæm/us/dæm/also damned informal used to express anger with someone or something: Damn fool! Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Expressions of anger bally beg biscuit blast blasted bleeding bloody dare dash fie flip flipping for crying out loud! idiom freaking precious put/stick that in your pipe and smoke it! idiom sodding that (really) takes the biscuit idiom that does it! idiom what a business! idiom See more results » damnexclamation us/dæm/infml damn exclamation (EXPRESSION) also damn it, dammit, /ˈdæm·ət, -ɪt/an expression of anger or annoyance: Damn! I spilled coffee on my blouse. Note: This word may be considered offensive by some people. damn exclamation (SURPRISE) used to express surprise: Damn, I guess they decided to buy that house. damnadjective [ not gradable ] us/dæm/also damned, /dæmd/ damn adjective [ not gradable ] (EXPRESSION) infml used to express anger or annoyance: a damn shame damnadjective, adverb [ not gradable ] us/dæm/infml damn adjective, adverb [ not gradable ] (VERY) very; great: You’re a damn fool to try and drive that old car cross-country. damnverb [ T ] us/dæm/ damn verb [ T ] (BLAME) to blame or strongly criticize: The novel was damned by the critics for being too political. damn verb [ T ] (PUNISH) to force someone to stay in hell and be punished forever Idiom(s) damned if you do and damned if you don’t damnnoun [ U ] us/dæm/infml damn noun [ U ] (LEAST AMOUNT) the least amount:** This old car isn’t worth a damn.
随便看	wisecracking wisely wisely wish wish away something wish fulfillment wish list wish sb well wish sth away wish you had never been born wish-fulfillment wishbone wishes wishes wishful thinking wishy washy wishy-washy wisp wisp of cloud/smoke/steam wisp of hair, grass wisp of hair, grass, etc. wispy wisteria wistful wistfully