英:[kɜːs]
美:[kɜːrs]
英:[kɜːs]
美:[kɜːrs]
复数:curses
第三人称单数:curses
现在分词:cursing
过去式:cursed
过去分词:cursed
词根:curse
adj.cursed 被诅咒的
curst 被诅咒的;爱吵架的(等于cursed)
v.cursed 诅咒(curse的过去分词)
curst 诅咒;使受灾祸(curse的过去式和过去分词)
noun
an expression of a desire that someone or something might suffer lasting misfortune, or, in tales of magic, a spell that brings lasting misfortune.The crowd yelled curses at the invading army.The witch put an evil curse on the princess.
lasting misfortune caused by, or as if caused by, the will of another, more powerful, being.It is their spirits' curse to walk the earth forever without rest.She felt her suffering was a curse and that she was paying for some sin she had committed in the past.
any word or expression considered to be an instance of swearing or blaspheming; profanity.We heard a loud crash followed by a string of curses.
something that is a source of misfortune.These children suffer under the curse of poverty.
(slang) one's time of menstruation (prec. by "the").
transitive verb
to express the desire that some misfortune might affect (someone or something), esp. the misfortune of damnation to hell.The prisoner cursed his captors.
to swear at using profane language.He cursed the dog as it tore at his leg.
to cause to suffer a misfortune, as if by destiny or a magical spell.She was cursed by her desire to have a career during a time when such a thing was impossible.
intransitive verb
to utter profanity; swear.She was embarrassed when her husband cursed in front of the priest.
be cursed with深受…之害;因…而遭殃
晚期古英语中的 curs 意为"祈祷恶运或伤害降临某人; 将某人命运交给邪恶",其来源不明。在日耳曼语、罗曼语或凯尔特语中没有类似的词。中古英语手册认为它可能源自拉丁语的 cursus,意为"课程"(参见 course (n.)),在基督教中,这个词的意思扩展为"一套每日礼拜祷告",进一步扩展为"一套诅咒",如在 sentence of the great curse 中,"这是一种在教堂里每年读四次的公式,列出了各种自动导致犯罪者被逐出教会的罪行; 也指因此而被强加的逐出教会。" 与 cross 的关联不大。另一个建议的来源是法语中的 curuz,意为"愤怒"。
"被人诅咒的邪恶,引发严重麻烦的事物"的含义可以追溯到14世纪初。作为夸张的感叹词("诅咒他/她/它")的 Curses 出现在1680年代。19世纪的 The curse 是亚当和夏娃在创世纪 iii.16-19中被判的刑罚。俚语中"月经"的含义出现在1930年。Curse of Scotland,即扑克牌中的方片9,最早出现在1791年,但其含义不明。
诅咒,灾祸,困扰:据说是恶毒精灵施予的惩罚
Noun Middle English curs, going back to Old English, of uncertain origin Verb Middle English cursen, going back to Old English cursian, probably derivative of curs curse >entry 1
The first known use of curse was before the 12th century
cursoryadjective
rapid and usually careless : hasty
a cursory glance
cursoryadjective
rapid and usually careless : hasty
a cursory glance
cursornoun
a mark (as a bright blinking spot) on a computer display screen that shows the place where the user is working
cursiveadjective
written or formed with the strokes of the letters joined together and the angles rounded
cursive handwriting
curse1 of 2noun
a calling for harm or injury to come to someone
a word or an expression used in cursing or swearing
evil or misfortune that comes as if in answer to a curse
a cause of great harm or evil
curse2 of 2verb
to call upon divine power to send harm or evil upon
swear sense 5
to bring unhappiness or evil upon : afflict
curse1 of 2noun
a calling for harm or injury to come to someone
a word or an expression used in cursing or swearing
evil or misfortune that comes as if in answer to a curse
a cause of great harm or evil
curse2 of 2verb
to call upon divine power to send harm or evil upon
swear sense 5
to bring unhappiness or evil upon : afflict
cursedadjective
being under or deserving a curse
curse1 of 2noun
a calling for harm or injury to come to someone
a word or an expression used in cursing or swearing
evil or misfortune that comes as if in answer to a curse
a cause of great harm or evil
curse2 of 2verb
to call upon divine power to send harm or evil upon
swear sense 5
to bring unhappiness or evil upon : afflict
1 “Why were you cursing in class, Isaiah?” asks Mr. Tobin once we sit down.
2 I did inherit Daddy’s eyelashes—and I’m cursed with his eyebrows too.
3 As he cursed, Shimei said , Get out, get out , you man of blood, you scoundrel!
示每咒骂说, 你这流人血的坏人哪, 去吧去吧.
4 “Did you listen? Cain bore the mark not to destroy him but to save him. And there’s a curse called down on any man who shall kill him. It was a preserving mark.”
5 Our tribe is under a curse.
我们的部落正受诅咒。
6 “My curse is that, in the moment when it matters most, you, too, shall forget.”
7 He began to shout at me, cursing, quite hysterical, throwing wild punches at me.
8 For a moment I was sure she was about to hurl one of her biblical curses at me, but she didn’t.
9 We all, especially Rachel, live in terror of the cursed Verse.
10 She is always cursing him.
她老是咒骂他.
11 Vervain in his time had encountered any number of prisoners who, before they died, had cursed or threatened him, not uncommonly with supernatural vengeance, much as Bigwig had cursed Woundwort in the storm.
12 He could curse and swear and rant of robbery, refuse to sign for a time, then give in reluctantly, protesting all the while.
13 Three guards seized my brother, who writhed, cursed, and spat upon them.
14 He heard a cup smash on the concrete floor and a man cursed.
15 I hadn’t told anyone about the curse since I was eight.
16 She wasn’t as pretty, wasn’t Pentecostal, she cursed, drank Budweiser from the can, and got into fights.
17 I woke up screaming and was unceremoniously ejected from the library, cursing Dr. Golan and his stupid theories all the while.
18 For a moment the sight of it gladdened the hearts of the hobbits; but Gollum cowered down, muttering curses on the White Face.
19 Several people curse as they trip on roots and fallen branches.
20 He also shouted the law I had broken, “Nothing Something. Two is two,” but it didn’t sound like a curse when he said it.
4 苦恼
pain suffering laden excruciating afflictive tsoris misease worry trouble worm torture distress sour woe oppression torment martyr agony affliction gall angst nettle laceration canker wormwood vexation bedevil calvary excruciation wae worriment prey groan anguish gnaw writhe press grind pinch discomfort afflict gripe prod scourge wring harrow irk vex harry ail agonize rive excruciate pained smitten fretful distressful fretty load smart conflict coil upset fret misery bane molestation travail fash cumber fantod fraught labor tweak sting ferret try ride rank thorn assail lade rowel fret gizzard
6 月经
menstrual period menses menstruum menorrhoea menstruous emmenia course turn red flow flower monthly menstruation catamenia menstrual flow menorrhea monthly period menstrual period
7 祸根
ruin canker jinx ruination an apple of discord the bane of existence rock villain bane mischief bugbear the bane of scourge
8 使受害
9 咒语
spell charm incantation abracadabra medicine rune invocation profanity anathema conjuration malediction makutu Indian sign imprecation cantrip mantra hex hocus-pocus execrate patter spiel bewitchment goofer
10 行经
12 使痛苦
harrowing pain torture distress sting torment anguish scourge wring ail aggrieve make it warm for
17 折磨
hag-ridden torture plague torment martyrdom prey rack martyr afflict crucify blight wring harrow vex bedevil beleaguer ill-treat trouble grind bait nag gnaw
18 口出恶言
20 辱骂
colourful abusive vituperative opprobrious abuse assault insult taunt name-calling opprobrium obloquy vituperation call revile blaspheme vituperatory invective name unpleasantry snash blister vituperate blackguard bullyrag bespatter miscall clapperclaw
22 通常用被动
surprise accompany steep imprint bunker obligate tanker gull fixate shag connect stuff volunteer lock affiliate sink puff incline throw back put upon
24 痛苦
sorry painful sore bitter troublesome poignant aching grievous harrowing sorrowful troublous hard cost pain penalty suffering torture distress misery woe torment tribulation affliction gripe calamity desolation laceration poignancy dolor ache sting anguish scourge wring ail aggrieve make it warm for
25 受苦
trouble groan troubled laden distressed cursed afflicted cross pay suffer clem torment martyr victimize harrow bedevil do penance go through the hoop jump through the hoop
26 月经期
27 骂人话
28 骂人
29 以恶言骂
30 咒骂语
31 魔咒
32 使苦恼
excruciating prey press worry grind pinch distress discomfort torment afflict gripe prod scourge wring gnaw harrow irk vex harry ail agonize rive excruciate afflictive ferret try ride rank upset torture sting fret thorn assail lade cumber rowel
33 亵渎
violence desecration foul pollute profane desecrate unholy impious blasphemy impiety violate defile blaspheme piss on profanatory sulfurous unhallowed violation profanity profanation dishallow deflorate deflower unhallow
35 灾祸
bale visitation misfortune pox blow catastrophe adversity calamity contretemps mishanter wanion mischief fardel judgment misery woe scourge misadventure mischance
36 咒逐
39 咒骂
oath anathema invective imprecation malison swear execrate imprecate eff imprecatory ban damn cuss malediction bless blast blaspheme eff and blind cuss out railing hell blasphemy tarnation rail rabbit drat maledict swear word damnation cursing execration fling vituperate shrew speak daggers to execrative vituperative damnatory maledictory cursely execratively abuse swearing revilement d--n score blame dash slang revile durn swear at effing and blinding
40 诅咒
cuss imprecation malediction swear execrate anathematize ban oath hex whammy malison damn devote jinx imprecate cuss word eff and blind damning profanity anathema commination charm doggone imprecatory French bless blow blast invective bugger damnation tarnation rat rabbit maledict backward blessing plague cursing execration drat sugar blame beshrew cottonpickin' cursely wanion swearing swearword comminate bother