darn

UK
/dɑːn/
US
/dɑrn/

Translations

darnnoun
darns
pl
The darn on his sock was barely noticeable.
Штопка на его носке была едва заметна.
He let out a darn when he stubbed his toe.
Он выругался, когда ударился пальцем ноги.
Additional translations
darnverb
darned
Past Simple
darned
Past Participle
darning
Gerund
UK
/dɑːn/
US
/dɑrn/
She decided to darn the hole in her sock.
Она решила заштопать дыру в своем носке.
Additional translations
darninterjection
UK
/dɑːn/
US
/dɑrn/
Darn, I forgot my keys at home.
Чёрт, я забыл свои ключи дома.
Additional translations
чёрт возьми
darnadjective
That darn cat keeps knocking over the trash can.
Этот проклятый кот продолжает опрокидывать мусорное ведро.
I can't find my darn keys anywhere.
Я нигде не могу найти свои чёртовы ключи.

Definitions

darnnoun
A place where a hole or tear in a piece of fabric has been repaired by sewing.
She inspected the darn in her sock to ensure it was holding up well.
A mild expletive, used euphemistically in place of "damn."
I don't give a darn what they think.
darnverb
To mend a hole in knitted material by interweaving yarn with a needle.
She learned how to darn socks to extend their lifespan.
To damn or curse, used as a euphemistic substitute for "damn."
He said he'd be darned if he let them win.
darnadverb
Used as a mild intensifier meaning “very” or “extremely,” typically before adjectives, adverbs, or verbs.
You darn well know I’m right.
darninterjection
Used to express mild annoyance or disappointment.
Darn! I forgot my keys at home.
Used to express surprise or emphasis.
Darn, that was a close call!
darnadjective
Used to express annoyance or frustration.
I can't find my darn keys anywhere!
Used to emphasize a statement or description, often in a mild or humorous way.
That was a darn good movie we watched last night.