damn

• 用作形容词表达强烈情绪，如愤怒、失望或强调；非正式中也表示“非常”或“极其”。

Used as an adjective to express strong emotion such as anger, frustration, or emphasis; also used informally to mean 'very' or 'extremely'.

1. Expressing strong disapprovalB2informal

   Used to express anger, frustration, or strong disapproval about something.

   该死的

   • That damn car broke down again.
   • I can't find my damn keys anywhere.
   • This damn weather is ruining our plans.

   同义词accursedblastedblessedconfoundedcurseddamnedinfernalwretched

   反义词approvecommendpraise

2. Emphasizing a qualityB2informal

   Used to emphasize a quality or characteristic, often in a negative or critical way.

   该死的

   • He's a damn good musician.
   • That was a damn stupid thing to do.
   • She's a damn fine cook.

   同义词absoluteaccursedarrantblastedcompleteconfoundeddamneddarndownrightinfernaloutrighttotalutterwretched

• 副词，用作加强语气以表达强烈情感，如愤怒、失望或强调。属于非正式且略带粗俗的用法，常表示“非常”或“极其”（例如“好得不得了”）。

An adverb used as an intensifier to express strong emotion such as anger, frustration, or emphasis. It is considered informal and mildly vulgar, often used to mean 'very' or 'extremely' (e.g., 'damn good').

1. Intensifier (informal)B2informal

   Used to emphasize something, often expressing strong emotion like anger, frustration, or surprise.

   该死地

   • That was damn good coffee.
   • He ran damn fast to catch the bus.
   • I'm damn sure I locked the door.

   同义词awfullybloodydarnextremelymightyreallyvery

2. Expression of frustrationB2informal

   Used as an exclamation to show annoyance or disappointment.

   沮丧的表达

   • Damn! I forgot my keys again.
   • Damn it, the car won't start.
   • Oh damn, I missed the deadline.

   同义词blastdarnshoot

• 感叹词，用于表达强烈的情绪，最常见的是愤怒、失望或懊恼，也可表示惊讶、赞叹或用来加强语气。

An exclamation used to express a wide range of strong emotions, most commonly anger, frustration, or annoyance, but also surprise, admiration, or emphasis. It is versatile and appears frequently in casual speech to intensify a statement or reaction. The force of the utterance often depends on tone and context, ranging from mild irritation to outright rage. It can also be used as an intensifier before other words to strengthen their meaning.

1. Expressing anger or frustrationA2informal

   Used to vocalize a sudden moment of anger, intense frustration, or acute annoyance, often in reaction to an unfortunate event, a personal mistake, or an unpleasant discovery.

   表达愤怒或沮丧

   • I just spilled coffee on my new shirt!
   • I've locked my keys in the car again!
   • The printer is jammed right before the deadline!
   • We missed the train by two minutes!

2. Expressing surprise or admirationB1informal

   A reaction of being impressed, astonished, or taken aback, where the exclamation underscores the unexpected nature or remarkable quality of something witnessed or learned.

   表示惊讶或赞叹

   • You finished the whole marathon without training?
   • She looks absolutely stunning in that dress!
   • That rookie player just scored from midfield!
   • He managed to fix the engine with just a paperclip!

3. Intensifier for emphasisB1informal

   Placed before an adjective, adverb, or noun to add strong emphasis, conveying that something is extreme, absolute, or remarkable in its degree. It heightens the emotional charge of the statement.

   强调加强词

   • That was a brilliant performance!
   • Make sure you double-check the figures.
   • He's a fool if he quits now.
   • This is the best pizza I've ever had.

4. Expression of dismissal or indifferenceB2informal

   An utterance signaling that the speaker refuses to care about, give importance to, or be bothered by something. It often implies a conscious decision to ignore consequences or opinions.

   表示无所谓或不在乎

   • I don't care what they think anymore.
   • If I fail, so be it.
   • I'm going on vacation whether the boss likes it or not.
   • The consequences can wait until tomorrow.

• 名词，表示愤怒、沮丧的情绪表达，或用于加强语气的轻微咒骂、詈语。

A noun referring to an expression of anger, frustration, or emphasis, often used as a mild expletive or curse.

1. Expression of anger or frustrationB2informal

   Used as a mild expletive to express annoyance, anger, or emphasis.

   该死

   • I don't give a damn what he thinks.
   • He doesn't care a damn about the consequences.
   • She told him to stop being such a damn fool.

   同义词blastdarnshoot

2. Something of little valueB2informal

   Used to indicate something is worthless or insignificant.

   一文不值

   • That's not worth a damn.
   • His opinion isn't worth a damn to me.
   • The old car isn't worth a damn anymore.

   同义词buttonfighootiotajotrapsnapstrawwhit

• 表示谴责、批评或宣称某人某物很糟糕、毫无价值的动词；也用于宗教语境，指诅咒或罚入地狱。

A verb used to express condemnation, criticism, or the act of declaring something as bad or worthless; also used in religious contexts to mean condemn to hell.

1. Condemn to hellC1formal

   To condemn someone to eternal punishment in hell, according to religious belief.

   罚入地狱

   • The preacher warned that sinners would be damned.
   • In some religions, it is believed that God damns the wicked.
   • He was damned for his unforgivable sins.

   同义词anathematizecondemncursedoomexecrateimprecate

2. Criticize severelyB2informal

   To express strong disapproval of someone or something.

   严厉批评

   • The critics damned the movie as a complete failure.
   • She damned his reckless behavior in front of everyone.
   • The report damns the company's safety record.

   同义词attackblastcondemncriticizedenounceflaypanpillory

   反义词applaudcommendcomplimentextollaudpraise

3. Curse or swearB1informal

   To use the word 'damn' as an expression of anger or frustration.

   诅咒

   • He damned the traffic under his breath.
   • She damned the broken printer loudly.
   • I damn this weather for ruining our plans.

   同义词anathematizecursecussexecrateimprecateswear