curs·ed1 [ˈkɜ:sɪd] ПРИЛ. (annoying)
- cursed
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II. curse [kɜ:s] ГЛ. перех.
1. curse (swear at):
2. curse (put a magic spell on):
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- zaklinjati [св. zakleti]
3. curse (excommunicate):
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- izobčevati [св. izobčiti]
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As he died, the Yank took on his ancestor's curse and became a partly solid ghost.
en.wikipedia.org If people are being that uptight one little curse word, sorry, but you're watching the wrong show.
en.wikipedia.org Nevertheless, this incident re-awakened the so-called curse from the past, and triggered speculation from the tabloid press.
en.wikipedia.org Tony makes the mistake of telling her she is living in sin with a man, which prompts her to curse at him and storm off.
en.wikipedia.org The next step was to create a pie chart of uses of inappropriate language (curse words), and present them to the executives of the company.
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