to curse
01
诅咒, 咒骂
to use offensive and impolite language
Intransitive
例子
Frustrated with the situation, he started to curse loudly, venting his anger.
对这种情况感到沮丧，他开始大声咒骂，发泄他的愤怒。
02
诅咒, 咒骂
to utter or think negative words or wishes towards someone or something out of anger or frustration
Transitive: to curse sb/sth | to curse sb/sth for sth
例子
Frustrated with the malfunctioning computer, she cursed its manufacturer.
对故障的电脑感到沮丧，她诅咒了它的制造商。
03
诅咒, 施咒
to put an evil spell on someone to harm them
Transitive: to curse sb/sth
例子
Legend has it that the old crone cursed anyone who dared to enter her haunted house.
传说老巫婆诅咒了任何敢进入她鬼屋的人。
04
诅咒, 开除教籍
to formally excommunicate or denounce someone from a religious community
Transitive: to curse sb
例子
In medieval times, the church would curse those who defied its authority.
在中世纪，教会会诅咒那些挑战其权威的人。
Curse
01
咒骂, 脏话
a profane expression, often used in surprise or anger
例子
The driver muttered a curse at the traffic jam.
司机对交通堵塞咕哝了一句诅咒。
02
诅咒, 咒骂
an appeal to a supernatural power to bring harm to someone or something
例子
Villagers feared the curse of the mountain spirit.
村民们害怕山灵的诅咒。
03
诅咒, 咒语
a magical spell or wish intended to bring misfortune or harm
例子
The ancient tomb was rumored to carry a curse.
据传这座古墓带有诅咒。
04
诅咒, 灾祸
a severe suffering
例子
His illness was seen as a curse by the villagers.
他的疾病被村民们视为一种诅咒。
05
诅咒, 灾祸
something that causes misery, destruction, or death
例子
The plague became a curse on the city.
瘟疫成为了这座城市的诅咒。
