Curse - traduction, prononciation, transcription

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Amer.  |kɜːrs|  American pronunciation of the word curse
Brit.  |kɜːs|  British pronunciation of the word curse

noun

- expression profane ou obscène, généralement de surprise ou de colèreEd (syn: cuss, expletive, oath, swearing, swearword)
- un appel à un pouvoir surnaturel pour infliger le mal à quelqu'un ou à un groupeEd (syn: condemnation, execration)
- un mauvais sortEd (syn: hex, jinx, whammy)
a witch put a curse on his whole family
- quelque chose qui cause la misère ou la mortEd (syn: bane, nemesis, scourge)
- une affliction sévèreEd (syn: torment)

verb

- proférer des obscénités ou des grossièretésEd (syn: blaspheme, cuss, imprecate, swear)
- entasser des obscénités surEd
The taxi driver who felt he didn't get a high enough tip cursed the passenger
- souhaiter du mal sur; Ed (syn: beshrew, damn, imprecate)
The bad witch cursed the child
- exclure d'une église ou d'une communauté religieuseEd (syn: excommunicate, unchurch)

Matrix of words

noun

- la malédiction — curse, malediction, imprecation
- le fléau — scourge, plague, evil, bane, curse, flail
- l' imprécation — imprecation, curse
- le malheur — misfortune, woe, trouble, bad luck, adversity, curse
- la calamité — calamity, disaster, curse, catastrophe

verb

- maudire — curse, damn
- blasphémer — blaspheme, curse, swear, talk dirty
- sacrer — consecrate, crown, curse, bless
- invectiver — abuse, inveigh, belabor, curse, insult, belabour
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