Freaking Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈfɹikɪŋ/

FREE-king

UK

/fɹˈiːkɪŋ/

FREE-king

التعريف

'Freaking' is an informal word used to add strong emotion or emphasis, often instead of a stronger swear word. It can mean something like 'very' or show annoyance, surprise, or excitement.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Very common in spoken English and casual writing, but not suitable for formal contexts. Often appears before adjectives or nouns: 'freaking amazing', 'this freaking phone'. Similar to 'really' in meaning, but much stronger and more emotional.

• Spanish: maldito (énfasis informal) - muy (informal)
• Portuguese (BR): maldito (ênfase informal) - muito (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): raios de (ênfase informal) - muito (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 该死的（非正式强调）- 非常（非正式）
• Chinese (Traditional): 該死的（非正式強調）- 非常（非正式）
• Hindi: साला (अनौपचारिक ज़ोर) - बहुत (अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: اللعين (للتأكيد غير الرسمي) - جدًا (بشكل غير رسمي)
• Bengali: ভীষণ - খুব (জোরালো অনুভূতির জন্য ব্যবহৃত, অশ্লীল ভাষার পরিবর্তে)
• Russian: чертовски - блинский (разг)
• Japanese: めっちゃ - すごく (感情を強調する時)
• Vietnamese: quá trời - cực kỳ
• Korean: 진짜 - 엄청 - 진짜로 (감정 강조)
• Turkish: lanet olası - acayip - deli gibi
• Urdu: بہت زیادہ - حد سے زیادہ (عام بول چال میں)
• Indonesian: gila - banget - sialan (untuk menegaskan emosi)

جمل نموذجية

I can't find my freaking keys.

basic

This is freaking good.

basic

That movie was freaking amazing.

basic

It's freaking cold in here—can you close the window?

natural

Why is this freaking printer always broken?

natural

I am so freaking tired after that trip.

natural