cursing 的 3 个定义
- the expression of a wish that misfortune, evil, doom, etc., befall a person, group, etc.
- a formula or charm intended to cause such misfortune to another.
- the act of reciting such a formula.
- (9)
cursed or curst, curs·ing.
- to wish or invoke evil, calamity, injury, or destruction upon.
- to swear at.
- to blaspheme.
- (5)
cursed or curst, curs·ing.
- to utter curses; swear profanely.
cursing 近义词
swear
更多cursing例句
- With each death, the idea of a mummy’s curse became more convincing.
- I find myself … and I’m not a big curser, but I find myself dropping curse words every interview.
- The chapter “How to win a penalty shoot-out” does not mention Chastain but relays how England’s men’s soccer team overcame its penalty-kick curse.
- He is pinching the front of his Wizards jersey and remixing curse words to express joy.
- This way, no matter how old your house is, how thick the walls are, or how far away your office is from the modem, you’ll get perfect Wi-Fi coverage across your entire home, and you’ll never mutter curses to the Wi-Fi gods under your breath again.
- It was after Brown refused, cursing at him and continuing to walk in the street, that Wilson said he made the connection.
- Goodness knows I paid my share into the office “cursing jar” when I worked for her.
- Now, after the sharp, wildly fun two-part Veep finale, Selina Meyer is cursing all the way from the West Wing.
- Before I figured this out, I spent many hours cursing at the technology on my head.
- It may seem as a shock to Veep fans, but all that cursing is actually an act in expert editing and judiciousness.
- Then her face was turned from me, and down I had come, clattering to common earth, cursing because I had hurt myself.
- Lamb was cursing when he spotted Engel on the sidewalk, coming back across town.
- Bud reminded her that she had not done any cursing at the time, being in his opinion too busy roping him in to support her.
- But he had stood by the rail staring north, and cursing himself for having placed her in danger during the entire crossing.
- The crowd slunk back, cursing and threatening under breath; but no man wished to come to an issue with his betters.