Damned Meaning in English
word
/ˈdæmd/
damd
/dˈæmd/
damd
Definición
Used to describe someone or something as very annoying, unpleasant, or bad, often with anger or emphasis. It can also literally mean condemned or cursed, but this meaning is less common in everyday speech.
Uso & Matices
Common as a strong adjective in informal speech: 'this damned phone', 'a damned shame'. It sounds angry, frustrated, or emphatic, and can be rude. Don't confuse it with 'damn' as a verb or exclamation; 'damned' is often used before a noun or after 'be'.
Spanish: maldito - condenadoPortuguese (BR): maldito - condenadoPortuguese (PT): maldito - condenadoChinese (Simplified): 该死的 - 被诅咒的Chinese (Traditional): 該死的 - 被詛咒的Hindi: कमबख्त - धिक्कारा हुआArabic: اللعين - الملعونBengali: অভিশপ্ত - অতিশয় বিরক্তিকরRussian: чёртов - проклятыйJapanese: いまいましい - 呪われたVietnamese: chết tiệt - bị nguyền rủaKorean: 진짜 짜증나는 - 저주받은Turkish: lanet olası - lanetlenmişUrdu: لعنتی - ملعونIndonesian: sialan - terkutuk
Oraciones de Ejemplo
This damned door won't open.
basic
He was damned for his crimes.
basic
It is a damned shame.
basic
I can't find my damned keys anywhere.
natural
We're late because of that damned traffic.
natural
Why does this damned app keep crashing?
natural