imprecate
/ˈɪm.prɪ.keɪt/翻译: 动词,指祈求灾祸降临于某人;诅咒或祈祷他人遭殃。
词语关系
verb
/ˈɪm.prɪ.keɪt/Глагол, означающий призывать зло на кого-либо; проклинать или молиться против.
Verbo que significa invocar un mal contra alguien; maldecir o desear daño a alguien mediante una imprecación.
Verbe signifiant appeler le mal sur quelqu'un ; maudire ou formuler une malédiction contre quelqu'un ou quelque chose.
Gegen jemanden Übles oder Böses herabwünschen; jemanden verfluchen oder verwünschen.
Verbo que significa invocar o mal ou uma maldição sobre alguém; rogar pragas ou amaldiçoar.
动词,指祈求灾祸降临于某人;诅咒或祈祷他人遭殃。
فعل يعني الدعاء بالشر أو السوء على شخص ما؛ أي لعنه أو ابتهل إلى الله ضده.
A verb meaning to invoke evil upon someone; to curse or pray against.
To call down a curseC2formal
To invoke evil or misfortune upon someone; to wish harm upon them.
Проклинать
Maldecir
maudire
Verfluchen
Amaldiçoar
诅咒
لعْن
- The ancient ritual was used to imprecate curses upon enemies.
- In his rage, he imprecated doom upon his betrayer.
- The prophet imprecated divine punishment on the corrupt city.
同义词anathematizebeshrewcursecussdamnexecratemaledict
反义词bless
To utter profanitiesC2formal
To speak obscenities or swear words, often in anger or frustration.
Ругаться
Maldecir
jurer
Fluchen
Praguejar
咒骂
سبّ
- He imprecated loudly when he hit his thumb with the hammer.
- The sailor imprecated a string of oaths at the stormy sea.
- She imprecated under her breath after dropping the fragile vase.
同义词blasphemecursecussexecrateswear
反义词bless
词形
- imprecated past participle
- imprecated past simple
- imprecating present participle
- imprecates third person singular