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美:[kʌs]
英:[kʌs]
美:[kʌs]
复数:cusses
第三人称单数:cusses
现在分词:cussing
过去式:cussed
过去分词:cussed
词根:cuss
adj.cussed 固执的,顽固的;该诅咒的;乖僻的
Noun
1. a persistently annoying person
2. a boy or man;
"that chap is your host"
"there's a fellow at the door"
"he's a likable cuss"
3. profane or obscene expression usually of surprise or anger;
"expletives were deleted"
Verb
1. utter obscenities or profanities;
"The drunken men were cursing loudly in the street"
1775年,美国英语方言,“麻烦的人或动物”(通常带有定义性形容词),是 curse(名词)的一种粗俗发音,或者是 customer 的俚语意义的缩写。该词在字面意义上的“诅咒”意义来自1848年。
Noun alteration of curse
The first known use of cuss was in 1768
custodiannoun
someone who guards and protects or takes care of something for another person
someone who cleans and takes care of a building : janitor sense 2
custardnoun
a sweetened mixture of milk and eggs baked, boiled, or frozen
cuss1 of 2noun
curse entry 1 sense 2
fellow entry 1 sense 4a
an ornery cuss
cuss2 of 2verb
swear sense 5
1 “Well, let’s go over to the Greek hotel and listen to them cuss.”
2 The kind with no cussing or sex or violence.
3 She started to yell and cuss as soon as she saw him.
4 Then Kevin helped him up to his feet, and I looked at Coach M, who seemed to be pretending he didn’t hear Chas cuss.
5 “So you didn’t leave Gramps just because of the cussing?”
6 Jasmine of 10 years ago would be exploding and cussing everyone out.
7 So I did most of my cussing in my head.
8 I cuff my nuts while cussing " don't trust him "
有人蹲在卡车下面狂叫 “ 那个家伙不是来真的 ”
9 A week and she’d have the whole cussed place in an uproar.
10 But I stopped myself because I didn’t want to cuss at him.
11 The Ares camper tried to stab him and cuss him out in rhyming couplets.
12 “It’s because of the cussed petition. They’re trying to get you— “No. Not that.
13 It's coming on to rain, cuss it!
下起雨来了, 糟糕!
14 Dad couldn’t get the spotlight working, so he started cussing and pounding on it with the heel of his hand.
15 The Stamos party happened to be on the same flight out of Munich with U.S. players, and Gregory remembers hearing players, who had refused to accept the silver medals, letting out cuss words over and over.
16 I couldn’t believe I’d been sitting there thinking of Grandma Smith, looking forward to eating Cream of Wheat and having her comb my hair and cuss, and all along she’d been dead.
17 The crowd stampedes toward the door, which leads to more cussing and fighting since it’s impossible for everybody to get out at once.
18 “Because my mama taught me never to cuss.”
19 Behind me I could hear Dusty’s goon cussing and kicking at the spilled poker chips.
20 We can dis-cuss everything over a coffee.
我们可以边喝咖啡边讨论事情。
1 用于形容词之后 人
3 家伙
customer guy dog bird soul cookie devil lad chap bloke beggar bleeder johnny blighter boy cat egg fellow skate dude cove bastard fella bugger joker piece of goods BOD gink josser thing Guy fish scout villain Dick sod Johnny bimbo boyo stick pal cock sucker digger geezer boy-chik lot person card client article skin baby ball artist concern apple fruit pot creature nut merchant companion basket duck buffer jack stiff proposition mug sponge lug dick cod bum prune crock gee John gent gunk gentry cuckoo jasper goon mush rascal critter fucker bod wretch varmint Joe Carl jim knocker twat bozo kipper coot ou prig fulla birkie chappie beezer dero gazabo zazoo un horse buster hombre nabs 'un son of a gun
4 畜牲
5 粗话
6 人
human people thing life customer person body head individual party mind spirit fish soul mouth being cookie fellow mortal homo joker personage wight you God's image piece of flesh piece of goods difficult anthropo- bloke BOD geezer one man face stick egg bird boot self inspiration creature vessel devil humanity worthy Dick critter bimbo newsman HE same -er -or
7 咒骂
damn oath darn opprobrium malison rail swear confound imprecatory ban curse anathema imprecation malediction bless blast blaspheme execrate invective eff and blind cuss out execrative vituperative damnatory maledictory cursely execratively abuse railing swearing revilement vituperate d--n score blame dash slang revile drat durn swear at effing and blinding
10 以恶言骂
11 诅咒
imprecation malediction swear curse execrate anathematize damning profanity damn ban oath anathema commination malison charm doggone imprecatory French bless blow blast eff and blind invective bugger damnation whammy tarnation rat rabbit imprecate maledict backward blessing cottonpickin' cursely wanion swearing execration swearword comminate bother