cuss

verb

1. 诅咒；咒骂
   to swear at sb
   1. My dad used to come home drunk, shouting and cussing.
      我爹以前常常喝醉了回家，又是喊又是骂。

noun

1. （与贬义形容词一起用于描述人）家伙
   used with a negative adjective to describe a person
   1. cuss words
      诅咒语；骂人话
2. （与贬义形容词一起用于描述人）家伙
   used with a negative adjective to describe a person
   1. cuss words
      诅咒语；骂人话

1. VERB 诅咒;咒骂
   If someone cusses, they swear at someone or use bad language.
   1. Tosh was known to be a man who would cuss and shout...
      托什是一个遇事喜欢又嚷又骂的人。
   2. He rails and cusses at those pop stars.
      他辱骂并诅咒那些流行音乐歌手。

1. Tosh was known to be a man who would cuss and shout
   托什是一个遇事喜欢又嚷又骂的人。
2. He rails and cusses at those pop stars.
   他辱骂并诅咒那些流行音乐歌手。
3. Mrs Gardiner made a suitably sympathetic reply to her sister-in-law, and later that day found the opportunity to dis-cuss the matter in more detail with Elizabeth, alone.
   嘉丁纳太太的回答对大姑子表示出适当的同情，那天晚些时候，她找到一个机会与伊丽莎白单独详细地谈了这件事。
4. I didn't mean to cuss like that.
   我不是有意诅咒的。
5. Manager: I'm thinking we shouldn't cuss out our customers.
   我认为我们不应该说一大堆脏话来骂我们的顾客。
6. But they never taught him to cuss worth a damn.
   只不过他们没教他怎么像样地骂人。
7. So if my package is not everything I say and more you can call me and cuss me to the moon.
   所以如果我说我的方案并非事事多坏话，我和你可以称我为月球。
8. A preacher was trying to start his pull-start lawn mower when a young man walked by and said," Preacher, you have to cuss at those things to get them to run. "
   当传道士试图起动他的拉把启动割草机时，一个年轻人走过来说：“道士，你必须赌咒这些草以便让它们自己跑掉。”
9. Of course, I could cuss like a local, but that was frowned upon by the girlfriend.
   当然，我也喜欢当地坏话，但那是经皱了眉女朋友。
10. The Eagles prided themselves on being clean living, not using cuss words and treating each other with respect.
    老鹰队自豪于自己的生活严谨，不说脏话，尊重他人。
11. Always the odd-man-out, this dim-witted blue moose is all heart and all thumbs. He's an awkward/ queer old cuss.
    永远的幸存者，这头蓝色的笨笨驼鹿总是全心全意地笨手笨脚。他是个笨手笨脚的[古里古怪的]家伙。
12. He's an awkward old cuss.
    他是个笨手笨脚的家伙。
13. She doesn't care a tinker's cuss about your opinion.
    她对于你的意思毫不在乎。
14. He's an awkward/ queer old cuss.
    他是个笨手笨脚的[古里古怪的]家伙。
15. Well she doesn't seem too bright, but then again I like a women who can cuss.
    她显得不太阳光，不过话又说回来，我喜欢这种可以说脏话的妇女。
16. They shared movies, more fights, more cuss words.
    让他们一起看电影，又打架骂脏话了。
17. In an episode of "The Office," Michael Scott gets in trouble for repeating, verbatim, a Chris Rock stand-up routine full of racially charged jokes and cuss words.
    不雅言论：影集「办公室」中有一集，主角麦克史考特因不断重复充满种族歧视的言论与脏话而惹祸上身。
18. His ideas are not worth a tinker's cuss; they are all borrowed from others.
    他的见解毫无价值，都是从别人那里抄来的。
19. Badger: You're not gonna cuss with me!
    你是永远也耍不到我得！
20. Y'all just got through prayin '. don't make me cuss up in here.
    你们刚刚祈祷完，不要惹急我在这里骂你们。
21. [ Objective] To observe the clinical effect of porcelain-fused-to-metal ( PFM) restoration and to dis-cuss the relation of the PFM restoration and tooth beauty importantly.
    [目的]观察烤瓷熔附金属修复体（简称金瓷修复体）的临床修复效果，分析金瓷修复体与牙齿美容的关系，为今后临床应用提供参考。

noun

1. profane or obscene expression usually of surprise or anger
   1. expletives were deleted

   Synonym:    cursecurse wordexpletiveoathswearingswearword

2. a boy or man
   1. that chap is your host
   2. there's a fellow at the door
   3. he's a likable cuss
   4. he's a good bloke

   Synonym:    chapfellowfellerfellaladgentblighterbloke

3. a persistently annoying person

   Synonym:    pestblighterpesterergadfly

verb

1. utter obscenities or profanities
   1. The drunken men were cursing loudly in the street

   Synonym:    curseblasphemeswearimprecate