Durn Meaning in English
word
ˈdɝn
DURN
dɜː(ɹ)n
DURN
परिभाषा
A mild, old-fashioned way to say 'damn', used to express frustration, surprise, or emphasis in a gentle and informal way.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Very informal and somewhat dated, mostly heard in rural or Southern US English. Softer than 'damn'; not offensive. Common in expressions like 'durn it' or 'durn fool'. Rare in modern speech, often used for humorous or folksy effect.
Spanish: maldito - condenado (expresión suave, informal)Portuguese (BR): maldito - danado (expressão suave, informal)Portuguese (PT): maldito - danado (expressão suave, informal)Chinese (Simplified): 该死的（委婉，口语）Chinese (Traditional): 該死的（委婉，口語）Hindi: कमबख्त - धत् (हल्का, अनौपचारिक)Arabic: لعين - تافه (تعبير مخفف، عامي)Bengali: ধুর - ঝামেলা (সামান্য বিরক্তি প্রকাশে)Russian: чёртов - проклятый (в мягкой форме)Japanese: ちぇっ - まったく（やや古風で柔らかい表現）Vietnamese: trời ơi - chết tiệt (nhẹ nhàng, thân mật)Korean: 젠장 - 에이 (부드럽고 옛스러운 표현)Turkish: kahrolası - lanet olası (hafif ve eski moda bir ifade)Urdu: کمبخت - بے وقوف (ہلکا سا اظہارِ جھنجھلاہٹ)Indonesian: sialan - aduh (dengan nada ringan, kuno)
उदाहरण वाक्य
That durn cat knocked over my glass!
basic
I can't find my durn keys anywhere.
basic
It's so durn hot today.
basic
My truck won't start—that's just durn great.
natural
Who left the durn door open all night?
natural
He always acts like a durn fool when he's tired.
natural