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1 curse
{kə:s}
I. 1. проклятие, клетва
to lay someone under a CURSE проклинам някого
2. ругатня, псувня
3. зло, бедствие, бич, напаст
the CURSE of Cain библ. проклятието на Каин
the CURSE of Scotland деветка каро
the CURSE разг. мензис, менструация
II. 1. проклинам, кълна
to CURSE someone with bell, book and candle отлъчвам някого от църквата, прен. призовавам проклятието на бога и на всички светии върху някого
CURSE it! по дяволите! проклятие! to be CURSEd with наказан съм с
2. ругая
псувам (at)
to CURSE God богохулствувам
3. ист. отлъчвам от църквата, анатемосвам* * *{kъ:s} n 1. проклятие, клетва; to lay s.o. under a curse проклинам (2) {kъ:s} v 1. проклинам, кълна; to curse s.o. with bell, book and* * *ругая; ругатня; проклинам; псувам; проклятие; псувня; клетва; кълна;* * *1. curse it! по дяволите! проклятие! to be cursed with наказан съм с 2. i. проклятие, клетва 3. ii. проклинам, кълна 4. the curse of cain библ. проклятието на Каин 5. the curse of scotland деветка каро 6. the curse разг. мензис, менструация 7. to curse god богохулствувам 8. to curse someone with bell, book and candle отлъчвам някого от църквата, прен. призовавам проклятието на бога и на всички светии върху някого 9. to lay someone under a curse проклинам някого 10. зло, бедствие, бич, напаст 11. ист. отлъчвам от църквата, анатемосвам 12. псувам (at) 13. ругатня, псувня 14. ругая* * *curse[kə:s] I. n 1. проклятие, клетва; to put ( lay, pronounce) a \curse upon s.o. проклинам някого, изричам клетва над някого; to remove ( lift) a \curse отменям клетва, проклятие; be under a \curse страдам от проклятие; • the \curse comes home to roost проклятието се връща при този, който го произнася; 2. ругатня, псувня; 3. бич, проклятие; drinking was his \curse пиенето (пиянството) беше бич за него; rabbits are a \curse here тук зайците са истинско бедствие (цяла напаст); 4. разг. the \curse мензис, менструация; II. v 1. проклинам, кълна; to \curse s.o. with bell, book and candle ист. анатемосвам, отлъчвам някого от църквата; прен. призовавам проклятието на Бога и на всички светии срещу (над) някого; \cursed with a bad memory прокълнат с лоша памет; 2. ругая, псувам; to \curse God богохулствам; 3. рел. отлъчвам от църквата; анатемосвам.
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