cursing

英 [ˈkɜːsɪŋ]

美 [ˈkɜːrsɪŋ]

v.  诅咒; 咒骂; 在心里诅咒; 念咒语诅咒
curse的现在分词

现在分词：cursing　复数：cursings　

BNC.39611 / COCA.39352

柯林斯词典

• VERB 诅咒;咒骂
  If youcurse, you use rude or offensive language, usually because you are angry about something.
  1. I cursed and hobbled to my feet.
     我咒骂着一瘸一拐地站起来。
  2. Curseis also a noun.
     
  3. He shot her an angry look and a curse.
     他生气地看了她一眼，骂了一句。
• VERB 咒骂;诅咒;辱骂
  If youcursesomeone, you say insulting things to them because you are angry with them.
  1. Grandma protested, but he cursed her and rudely pushed her aside...
     奶奶提出抗议，但他辱骂她并把她粗暴地推到一旁。
  2. He cursed himself for having been so careless.
     他骂自己怎么那么不小心。
• VERB (尤指用粗话)抱怨，发牢骚;咒骂
  If youcursesomething, you complain angrily about it, especially using rude language.
  1. So we set off again, cursing the delay, towards the west...
     于是，我们一面抱怨延误了时间，一面又朝西出发了。
  2. She silently cursed her own stupidity.
     她在心里默默地骂自己愚蠢。
• N-COUNT 诅咒;咒语
  If you say that there is acurse onsomeone, you mean that there seems to be a supernatural power causing unpleasant things to happen to them.
  1. Maybe there is a curse on my family...
     可能我的家族受到了诅咒。
  2. He's been the object of a voodoo curse.
     他受到伏都教的诅咒。
• N-COUNT 祸根;祸端;祸水
  You can refer to something that causes a great deal of trouble or harm as acurse.
  1. Apathy is the long-standing curse of British local democracy...
     冷漠是英国地方民主制度长期以来难以推广的祸根。
  2. Summer colds are a terrible curse.
     夏季感冒是极其糟糕的事。

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