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verdammt

damn

Meaning of verdammt

Deutsch

Ausruf, wenn man wütend oder genervt ist

中文

用来表示愤怒或恼火

damn

Pronunciation

German
/fɛɐ̯ˈdamt/

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What's the difference between verdammt, verflixt, zum Teufel, Mist, verflucht, Scheiße, Hölle, and verdammen

V
🇩🇪German
verflixt

A mild colloquial exclamation of annoyance or frustration; softer than "verdammt".

B1rare word
Z
🇩🇪German
zum Teufel

A sharp colloquial curse; often used like "damn it" or in angry questions and commands.

B1rare word
M
🇩🇪German
Mist

A very common colloquial exclamation of frustration; milder and less harsh than "verdammt".

B1very often
V
🇩🇪German
verflucht

A strong colloquial word meaning "cursed" or "damned"; as an exclamation it shows strong irritation and is harsher than "verflixt".

B1often
S
🇩🇪German
Scheiße

A very common vulgar expletive expressing strong anger, annoyance, or disappointment. Much harsher and more vulgar than "verdammt".

B1very often

Advanced: broader words

H
🇩🇪German
Hölle

A strong emotional word meaning "hell"; in exclamations it intensifies anger or frustration and sounds more figurative.

B1rare word
V
🇩🇪German
verdammen

A verb meaning "to condemn" or "to damn"; in emotional speech it expresses strong disapproval, but it is not the same as the interjection "verdammt".

B1often
D
🇩🇪German
Donnerwetter

An old-fashioned exclamation of surprise or annoyance; can sound slightly humorous and less sharp than "verdammt".

B1rare word

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What does verdammt mean?

used to show anger or annoyance

How do you pronounce verdammt?

verdammt is pronounced [fɛɐ̯ˈdamt].

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