damned

UK
/dæmd/
US
/dæmd/

Übersetzungen

damnedadjektiv
more damned
Komp.
most damned
Super.
UK
/dæmd/
US
/dæmd/
He felt like a damned soul wandering the earth.
Он чувствовал себя как проклятая душа, блуждающая по земле.
I can't find the damned keys anywhere.
Я нигде не могу найти эти чертовы ключи.
damnedinterjektion
Standalone expletive expressing annoyance or surprise.
Synonyme
damnedsubstantiv
damned
Pl.
Used collectively, usually with the definite article, to denote those condemned to eternal punishment.
Synonyme
the damned
the condemned
the accursed
the cursed
the condemned ones
the doomed
lost souls
damnverb

damned

Präteritum

Common transitive verb with regular inflection.
damnverb

damned

Präteritum

damned
Präteritum
damned
Partizip Perfekt
damning
Gerundium
He would often damn his luck when things went wrong.
Он часто проклинал свою удачу, когда что-то шло не так.
The critics damned the movie for its lack of originality.
Критики осудили фильм за отсутствие оригинальности.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
браковатьобычно о предложениях, проектах, решениях
чертыхатьразг., простореч.
damnpartizip perfekt

damned

Form 'damned' functions as an adjective meaning either ‘condemned to hell’ or, informally, as an intensifier.
проклятыйКнижн. в религиозном значении; также разговорно-усилительное.
The preacher spoke of the damned souls of the wicked.
Проповедник говорил о проклятых душах грешников.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
чёртовразг., экспрессивно
долбаныйразг., грубо
damnadverb

damned

Used informally as an intensifier before adjectives, adverbs, or whole clauses.
It's damn cold outside tonight.
Сегодня ночью на улице чертовски холодно.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
адскиразг.

Definitionen

damnedadjektiv
Used to express anger or frustration, often as an intensifier.
I can't find the damned keys anywhere!
Condemned or doomed, especially in a religious or moral sense.
He felt like a damned soul, forever trapped in his own mistakes.
damnedadverb
Extremely; very much (used for emphasis).
It was damned cold on the mountain last night.
damnedinterjektion
An exclamation expressing anger, annoyance, or surprise.
Damned! I left the window open all night.
damnedsubstantiv
People who are condemned to eternal punishment; the condemned.
The preacher warned that the damned would suffer for all eternity.
damnverb
To curse or swear at; to invoke a curse upon.
He damned the leaking engine.
To condemn, denounce, or criticize strongly.
The reviewers damned the movie.
damnverb
To condemn or criticize severely.
The critics damned the movie for its lack of originality.
To declare something to be bad or unworthy.
The committee damned the proposal as impractical.
To curse or swear at someone or something.
He damned the traffic as he was stuck in a jam for hours.
To condemn (a person or soul) to punishment in hell; to doom eternally.
The preacher said that greed could damn a person's soul.
damnpartizip perfekt
Condemned by God or fate to eternal punishment in hell.
The preacher spoke of the damned souls of the wicked.
Informal—used for emphasis before a noun or adjective, equivalent to ‘very’ or ‘extremely’.
Turn off that damned alarm clock!
damnadverb
Informal—used as an intensifier meaning “very” or “extremely.”
It's damn cold outside tonight.