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adj.maldito(a) (familiar)adv. (familiar)damn good genial, buenísimo(a)he knows damn all about politics no tiene ni la más remota idea o (británico) ni puñetera idea de política (español de España)you know damn well what I mean! ¡sabes de sobra lo que quiero decir!intj.1 ¡maldita sea! (familiar)2 carajo, diablos, con mil diablos, malhaya.s.I don't give a damn me importa un bledoit's not worth a damn no vale un pimientodamn! ¡maldita sea!I don’t give a damn what they think me importa un bledo o un pito o un comino lo que piensen2 bledo.vt.1 vapulear, criticar duramente (criticize severely)damn the expense/the consequences! ¡a la porra con los gastos/las consecuencias!well I'll be damned! (familiar) ¡que me aspen!, ¡madre mía!3 condenar.4 jurar, maldecir. (pt & pp damned)
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damn the expense — damn the consequences, expense, etc. idiom (informal) used to say that you are going to do sth even though you know it may be expensive, have bad results, etc. • Let s celebrate and damn the expense! Main entry: ↑damnidiom … Useful english dictionary
and damn the expense — and damn the consequences/expense/etc impolite phrase used for saying that you are going to do something without worrying about what will happen as a result/how much it will cost etc We’re throwing a party, and damn the expense. Thesaurus:… … Useful english dictionary
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