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damn

Word family 
damn1 /dæm/ interjection not polite   → dam
1  ANNOYused when you are very annoyed or disappointed 该死，见鬼〔表示很生气或失望〕
Damn! I’ve left my keys in the office.
见鬼！我把钥匙忘在办公室了。
2  used when something is impressive or surprising 天啊〔表示赞叹或惊奇〕
Damn, she’s old.
天啊，她这么老。
Examples from the Corpus
damn• Damn! I forgot the keys.
damn2 adverbadv [+adj/adverbadv] informal not polite  
1  used to emphasize a statement 非常，很
Everything was so damn expensive.
什么东西都贵得要命。
The band sounded pretty damn good.
这乐队听上去真是好极了。
I’ll damn well do as I please.
我就是想干什么就干什么。
You know damn well what I’m talking about.
我在说什么你清楚得很。
He damn near (=almost) drowned.
他差一点就淹死了。
‘It isn’t easy.’ ‘Damn right, it’s not.’
“这可不容易。” “没错，真不容易。”
2  damn all informal not polite especially British EnglishBrENONE/NOTHING nothing at all 丝毫不
He knows damn all about cars.
他对汽车屁也不懂。
Examples from the Corpus
damn all• He replied that he knew damn all about it but would swear it was.• She had damn all in the way of information, let alone the illusion of town hall propaganda.• Oh, damn all this killing.• As the mysterious man following Blackeyes, Nigel Planer speaks at last, though he has damn all to say.
Examples from the Corpus
damn• As the mysterious man following Blackeyes, Nigel Planer speaks at last, though he has damn all to say.• The prof had been damn decent about it.• Homes here are so damn expensive.• I always took teaching seriously and even twenty-five years ago I was damn good at it.• But we did try damn it.• He was damn lucky he didn't have an accident.• She was a great looking woman, so damn relaxed.• I told him he was damn right he should.• I just want to make damn sure we finish on time.• But you know damn well that I did.
damn well• Well, I stink of petrol, and he's seen my matches and he knows damn well I don't smoke.• He never damn well is, Donaldson thought, and asked what was to be done about Mrs Balanchine.• Once the election was over they could do almost anything they damn well pleased.• But you know damn well that I did.• And you know damn well there's nothing between us.• They can have anything they damn well want.• I know damn well what you're up to and I don't like it.
damn3 adjectiveadj [only before noun] spoken not polite  
1  ANGRYused when you are angry or annoyed with someone or something 该死的〔表示对某人或某事物生气〕
Turn off the damn TV!
把该死的电视机关掉！
2  used to emphasize something negative 该死的，十足的〔强调不好的事〕
It’s a damn shame he left her.
他离开了她，真是太可惜了。
3  not a damn thing spoken not polite nothing at all 一点也没有
There’s not a damn thing you can do about it.
这件事可真是无能为力。
Examples from the Corpus
not a damn thing• He hasn't done a damn thing today.
4  a damn sight more/better etc spoken not polite a lot more, a lot better etc 多得多/好得多等
 He’s a damn sight tougher than you or me.
他比起你和我可要坚强多了。
Examples from the Corpus
a damn sight more/better etc• Perhaps not up there with Wilburforce but a damn sight more daring than anything Diana ever did!• I prefer my women a little older and a damn sight more sober.• Actually, a damn sight more than from that stiff gherkin Smott.
Examples from the Corpus
damn• You think you're doing them a favour, r ... r ... risking your life for their d ... damn country.• What if I had to do this every damn day?• It's your own damn fault.• Thrilled, that is, until I played this damn record and discovered they haven't changed at all.• It's a damn shame that you didn't get the job.• None of it's recycled, which bothers me, but at least you can read the damn thing now.• Then there's the sheer size of the damn thing.• Turn off that damn TV!
damn4 verb [transitiveT]  
1  damn it/you etc! spoken not politeANGRY used when you are extremely angry or annoyed with someone or something 他妈的！/你这个混蛋！〔表示对某人或某事物极为生气〕
Damn it, be careful with that!
见鬼，那东西要小心点！
Stop, damn you!
住手！你他妈的！
Damn that telephone!
那部该死的电话！
2  (I’ll be/I’m) damned if ... spoken not polite used to make a negative statement in a strong way （我）绝对不…〔表示强烈的否定〕
‘Where’s Wally?’ ‘Damned if I know.’ (=I don’t know)
“沃利在哪里？” “鬼才知道呢。”
I’ll be damned if I can find my keys (=I can’t find them).
我怎么也找不到钥匙。
I’ll be damned if I let him in the house (=I won’t let him in).
我决不让他进屋。
3  I’ll be damned spoken not polite used when you are surprised 我的天，真没想到〔表示吃惊〕
 Well, I’ll be damned! I haven’t seen him for years!
哎呀，我的天！我好几年没见到他了！
Examples from the Corpus
I’ll be damned• They came and got it already? I'll be damned.
4  damn the consequences/expense/calories etc spoken used to say that you are going to do something, even though it might have bad results 管他什么后果/费用/卡路里等
Examples from the Corpus
damn the consequences/expense/calories etc• At the outset of our friendship it was always Brian who exploded and damn the consequences.• Spurrier says whatever is on his always-racing mind, even in victory and figures damn the consequences.
5. be damned to be given the punishment of going to hell after you die 下地狱
Examples from the Corpus
be damned• Smith is not, as Graham Greene might have said, man enough to be damned.• They were singing in the halls, singing from their windows, just hell be damned and look out.• It is enough to make you smell a rat and be damned for your cynicism.• Most of them are damned, he said.• She is damned if she does and damned if she doesn't.• I was damned if some nineteen-year-old pipsqueak with zits and a clip-on tie was going to make me feel loathsome.• Why, Seikaly was damned near fully operational.• Can the church really decide if I will be eternally damned or blessed?• We were damned well forcing each other to live full out.
6  CRITICIZEto state that something is very bad 贬斥；把…说得很糟糕
7. damned if you do, damned if you don’tdamned if you don’t damned if you do spoken used to say that whatever you say or do will be considered wrong 左也不是，右也不是；做也不好，不做也不好
→ (as) near as damn it at near1(8)
Examples from the Corpus
damn• Smith is not, as Graham Greene might have said, man enough to be damned.• The play was damned by critics after opening night.• Or let him damn himself with his own words?• No, damn it, I was right.• They're looking for us, damn it!
damn5 noun spoken not polite  
1  not give a damn (about somebody/something) spoken not polite DON'T CAREto not care at all about someone or something 对（某人/某事物）毫不在乎
Examples from the Corpus
not give a damn (about somebody/something)• For opening doors and not giving a damn about what anybody else has to say to it.• It was nature that had turned her grey, she said, and she did not give a damn.• This time she yelled his name, not giving a damn if she looked a fool, and dived after him.• I think their nonchalance about not caring or not giving a damn about record sales is just not true.• My ideal would be to not give a damn as much as possible.
2  be not worth a damn spoken not polite VALUE#to have no value at all 毫无价值
Examples from the Corpus
be not worth a damn• The cults in this country aren't worth a damn, we all know that.
Examples from the Corpus
damn• Quite frankly, my dear, at the moment I don't give a damn what your feelings are.• Daft, because who gives a damn about sweating in the midst of passion?• But who gives a damn what they think anyway?• But the first summer of 110-degree heat had cured her of giving a damn about any of that.• Nobody gave a good damn about his needs.
Origin damn4
(1200-1300) Old French dampner, from Latin damnare, from damnum “damage, loss”
damn1 interjectiondamn2 adverbadvdamn3 adjectiveadjdamn4 verbdamn5 noun
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