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Перевод: damn
[прилагательное]
чертовский; жуткий;
[существительное]
проклятие; ругательство;
[глагол]
проклинать; осуждать; порицать; критиковать; провалить; ругаться
Тезаурус:
- Blaxhall folk used to say: "I like Whitsun Monday (Framlingham Fete), I like Whitsun Tuesday (another local frolic); and o' course I like Whitsun Wednesday; but damn Whitsun Thursday!"
- I shall look a damn fool if I change my mind now."
- In fact I don't give a damn.
- He could not possibly be on steroids: he is too damn skinny.
- Actually, a damn sight more than from that stiff gherkin Smott.
- And the only thing I cared about was the damn foolishness of the banning.
- Oh, damn all this killing.
- Right, now, give it here and don't be a damn fool."
- We still don't give a damn that X died last Sunday.
- For once damn the House and its demands.
- As long as the planes came to drop his explosives he didn't give a damn for the rest of the war effort.
- I'm damn sure that I'm not going to be the one to try."
- All because of that damn voice.
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