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Holiness
jurer

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. curse [Brit kəːs, Am kərs] N

1. curse (problem):

curse
the curse of poverty
that car is a curse!

2. curse (swearword):

curse
curses dated!
diable! dated

3. curse (spell):

curse
to put a curse on
a curse on them!

4. curse Brit dated, euph:

to have the curse

II. curse [Brit kəːs, Am kərs] VB trans

curse
cursed be the day thatdated

III. curse [Brit kəːs, Am kərs] VB intr

curse
jurer (at après)
to curse and swear

IV. cursed ADJ

1. cursed [kəːs] [kərs] man, car:

2. cursed [kəːs] [kərs]:

to be cursed with (gen) iron bad eyes, perfect hearing
inwardly rage, sigh, gloom, curse
mutter (disagreeably) curse, insult
I don't give a tinker's curse or damn inf!
it's not worth a tinker's curse or damn inf!
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to curse
to curse (contre qc/qn sth/sb)
curse
to curse sb/sth
a curse on them
a blessing or a curse?

u rečniku PONS

engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. curse [kɜ:s, Am kɜ:rs] VB intr

curse

II. curse [kɜ:s, Am kɜ:rs] VB trans

curse
to curse sb for doing sth

III. curse [kɜ:s, Am kɜ:rs] N

1. curse (act of swearing):

curse
to let out a curse

2. curse (magic spell):

curse
to put a curse on sb

3. curse fig (very unpleasant thing):

curse

4. curse (cause of evil):

curse
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
curse
to curse
to curse sb/sth
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. curse [kɜrs] VB intr

curse

II. curse [kɜrs] VB trans

curse
to curse sb for doing sth

III. curse [kɜrs] N

1. curse (swear word):

curse

2. curse (magic spell):

curse
to put a curse on sb

3. curse fig (very bad thing):

curse

4. curse (cause of evil):

curse
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
curse
to curse
to curse sb/sth
Present
Icurse
youcurse
he/she/itcurses
wecurse
youcurse
theycurse
Past
Icursed
youcursed
he/she/itcursed
wecursed
youcursed
theycursed
Present Perfect
Ihavecurst
youhavecurst
he/she/ithascurst
wehavecurst
youhavecurst
theyhavecurst
Past Perfect
Ihadcurst
youhadcurst
he/she/ithadcurst
wehadcurst
youhadcurst
theyhadcurst