damned

adj.

该死的；该谴责的，可恶的；十足的；被判为永久罪的

adv.

非常地；无比地；

v.

诅咒(damn的过去式和过去分词)；严厉批评；罚…入地狱受罪；使彻底失败

damned well [口语]肯定，毫无疑问[亦作damn well]

1. I called her a damned hypocrite and that made her sit up.
   我骂她惺惺作态，她马上警觉起来。
2. "The damned eagle's claw is hooked in!"
   “这可恶的老鹰爪子是倒钩!”

1. "It all looks damned fishy to me,"he said.
   “在我看来，这件事非常可疑，”他说。
2. You've got to hand it to her she's damned clever.
   你不能不佩服她—她简直聪明到了极点。

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