curse

US /kɝːs/
UK /kɝːs/
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1.

kutukan, sumpah

a solemn utterance invoking divine wrath on a person or thing

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The witch put a curse on the prince.
Penyihir itu menaruh kutukan pada pangeran.
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He believed his bad luck was due to a family curse.
Dia percaya nasib buruknya disebabkan oleh kutukan keluarga.
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blessing
2.

makian, kata-kata kotor

an offensive word or phrase used to express anger or annoyance

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He let out a string of curses after hitting his thumb with the hammer.
Dia mengeluarkan serangkaian makian setelah memukul jempolnya dengan palu.
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Please don't use such strong curses in front of the children.
Tolong jangan gunakan kata-kata kotor yang begitu kuat di depan anak-anak.
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swear wordoathexpletiveblasphemyprofanity
1.

mengutuk, memaki

to utter offensive words in anger or annoyance

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He began to curse loudly when he realized he had lost his wallet.
Dia mulai mengumpat dengan keras ketika menyadari dompetnya hilang.
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Don't curse at me!
Jangan mengumpat padaku!
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swearblasphemeprofanedamnexecrate
2.

mengutuk, menyebabkan celaka

to cause great harm or misfortune to

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The drought cursed the land, leading to widespread famine.
Kekeringan mengutuk tanah, menyebabkan kelaparan yang meluas.
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He felt cursed by his constant bad luck.
Dia merasa terkutuk oleh nasib buruknya yang terus-menerus.
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