Damme Meaning in English
word · lemma: damn me
释义
An old-fashioned exclamation used to express surprise, anger, or emphasis, similar to 'I swear' or 'I’ll be damned.' Not commonly used in modern English except in historical or literary texts.
用法与细微差别
Very old-fashioned and considered mild profanity or oath. Rarely heard in everyday speech; often appears in classic literature, historical dramas, or as an archaic exclamation. Not as strong or offensive as modern swear words.
例句
Damme, I forgot my hat!
basic
If he wins, damme if that's not a miracle.
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She said, 'damme, what a storm!'
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Well, damme if I know the answer to that one.
natural
He keeps saying 'damme' every time he's shocked in the story.
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That's 18th-century English for 'wow'—people used 'damme' a lot back then.
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