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goddam

/ˈɡɑd.dæm/

翻译: 非正式且常带粗俗意味的形容词或副词,用作加强语气,表达强烈的情绪,如失望、愤怒或惊讶。, 非正式、有时带粗俗或咒骂意味的副词,用作加强语气,表达强烈的情绪,如恼怒、失望或强调。在较正式语境中常写作 'goddamn',主要用于美式英语。

2 个条目

adjective

/ˈɡɑd.dæm/B2formalamerican
  • zh非正式且常带粗俗意味的形容词或副词,用作加强语气,表达强烈的情绪,如失望、愤怒或惊讶。

An informal, often vulgar adjective or adverb used as an intensifier to express strong emotion such as frustration, anger, or surprise.

  1. Expletive used as an intensifierC1informal

    Used informally to express strong emotion such as anger, frustration, or surprise, often as an intensifier.

    zh该死的

    • That goddam car won't start again.
    • I can't find my goddam keys anywhere.
    • He's a goddam genius at solving puzzles.

    同义词blastedbloodycurseddamndamned

词形
  • more goddam comparative form
  • most goddam superlative form

adverb

/ˈɡɒd.dæm/B2formalamerican
  • zh非正式、有时带粗俗或咒骂意味的副词,用作加强语气,表达强烈的情绪,如恼怒、失望或强调。在较正式语境中常写作 'goddamn',主要用于美式英语。

An informal, sometimes profane adverb used as an intensifier to express strong emotion such as annoyance, frustration, or emphasis. Often spelled as 'goddamn' in more formal contexts, it is predominantly used in American English.

  1. ExtremelyC1informal

    Used as an intensifier to emphasize a quality or degree, often expressing strong emotion.

    zh极其

    • That was a goddam good movie.
    • He is goddam fast at solving problems.
    • She is goddam beautiful in that dress.

    同义词awfullydamndamneddarninfernallyreallyterribly

词形
  • more goddam comparative form
  • most goddam superlative form