cursed

UK
/kɜːst/ or /ˈkɜːsɪd/
US
/kɝst/ or /ˈkɝsɪd/

Übersetzungen

cursedadjektiv
more cursed
Komp.
most cursed
Super.
UK
/kɜːst/
US
/kɜrst/
The cursed amulet brought misfortune to everyone who possessed it.
Проклятый амулет приносил несчастье всем, кто им владел.
The villagers avoided the cursed forest, believing it to be haunted.
Жители деревни избегали заколдованного леса, считая его населённым призраками.
cursedpartizip perfekt
UK
/ˈkɜːsɪd/, /kɜːst/
US
/ˈkɜrsɪd/, /kɜrst/
Functions as the past participle of 'curse' used adjectivally, especially in expressions like "cursed be…".
curseverb

cursed

Präteritum

cursed
Präteritum
cursed
Partizip Perfekt
cursing
Gerundium
UK
/kɜːs/
US
/kɝs/
He began to curse his bad luck.
Он начал проклинать свою неудачу.
She tends to curse when she's angry.
Она склонна ругаться, когда злится.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Definitionen

cursedadjektiv
Subject to a curse; afflicted with misfortune or bad luck.
The cursed village was avoided by travelers due to its dark history.
Doomed or fated to suffer; ill-fated.
The cursed ship was said to bring disaster to anyone who sailed on it.
Used for emphasis to express annoyance or anger; damned, confounded.
I can't get this cursed printer to work.
cursedpartizip perfekt
Having been cursed; under the effect of a curse.
The treasure was believed to be cursed by ancient gods.
curseverb
To invoke or call down evil or misfortune upon someone or something.
The old witch cursed the villagers for disturbing her peace.
To use profane or obscene language, often in anger.
He cursed loudly when he realized he had missed the last train.
To afflict with great evil or misfortune.
The land was cursed with drought for many years.