curse [kɜːs] sustantivomaldición (f) (jinx, affliction);
maldición (f) juramento (m) (swearword)- to put a curse on somebody -> echar una maldición a alguien
- a curse on…! -> ¡maldito(a) sea…!
verbo transitivomaldecir - he is cursed with a violent temper -> tiene la desgracia de tener mal genio
verbo intransitivomaldecir
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curse [kers]Maldecir (put spell on/express annoyance at); echar maldiciones a alguno.- Curse her! -> ¡maldita sea
Afligir, atormentar.
Insultar (swear at).- To be cursed with something -> estar aquejado de algo, padecer de algo (afflict)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)Imprecar, negar o afirmar con imprecaciones, blasfemar; maldecir, soltar palabrota (n)
sustantivo
va.
sustantivoMaldición (evil spell); juramento, palabrota (oath); imprecación, anatema.- To put a curse on somebody -> echar una maldición a alguien
Castigo, pena, grave aflicción; maldición (burden) The curse of unemployment, la lacra del desempleo.- The la regla (menstruation) ->
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curse [kɜːs]
noun
1 (malediction, spell) maldición; (f) to put a curse on sb maldecir a algn; a curse on it! ¡maldito sea!
2 (bane) maldición; (f) azote; (m) drought is the curse of Spain la sequía es el azote de España; it's been the curse of my life me ha amargado la vida; ha sido mi cruz; the curse of it is that ... lo peor (del caso) es que ...
3 (oath) palabrota; (f) to utter a curse blasfemar; curses! (informal) ¡maldito sea!; ¡maldición!
4 (informal) (menstruation) the curse la regla; el período
verb:transitive
[+luck, stupidity] maldecir; [+person] echar pestes de curse it! ¡maldito sea!; I curse the day I met him maldita sea la hora en que lo conocí; to be cursed with padecer; tener que soportar
she sat and wondered melodramatically why she had been cursed with greasy skin
he seemed to be cursed with bad luck parecía que la mala suerte le perseguía; to curse o.s. maldecirse;for being a fool por tonto;
verb:intransitive
blasfemar; echar pestes; soltar palabrotas to curse and swear echar sapos y culebras
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Verb Conjugation for "curse"
Imperative
- curse
- you curse
- he/she curses
- we curse
- you curse
- they curse
Preterite
- I cursed
- you cursed
- he/she cursed
- we cursed
- you cursed
- they cursed
Present Continuous
- I am cursing
- you are cursing
- he/she is cursing
- we are cursing
- you are cursing
- they are cursing
Present Perfect
- I have curst
- you have curst
- he/she has curst
- we have curst
- you have curst
- they have curst
Past Continuous
- I was cursing
- you were cursing
- he/she was cursing
- we were cursing
- you were cursing
- they were cursing
Past Perfect
- I had curst
- you had curst
- he/she had curst
- we had curst
- you had curst
- they had curst
Future
- I will curse
- you will curse
- he/she will curse
- we will curse
- you will curse
- they will curse
Future Perfect
- I will have curst
- you will have curst
- he/she will have curst
- we will have curst
- you will have curst
- they will have curst
Future Continuous
- I will be cursing
- you will be cursing
- he/she will be cursing
- we will be cursing
- you will be cursing
- they will be cursing
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been cursing
- you have been cursing
- he/she has been cursing
- we have been cursing
- you have been cursing
- they have been cursing
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been cursing
- you will have been cursing
- he/she will have been cursing
- we will have been cursing
- you will have been cursing
- they will have been cursing
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been cursing
- you had been cursing
- he/she had been cursing
- we had been cursing
- you had been cursing
- they had been cursing
cursar transitive verbto study (estudiar)- cursar estudios de medicina -> to study medicine
- cursaba segundo -> she was in her second year
to send (enviar)
to give, to issue (ordenar)
to submit (tramitar)
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cursar [coor-sar’]article & verb transitiveTo frequent a place, to repeat a thing.
To follow the schools, or to follow a course of lectures in the universities.
verb neuter- El mes que cursa -> the present month
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cursar
verbo:transitivo
1 [+orden, mensaje] to send; dispatch; [+solicitud] to deal with 2 [+asignatura] to study; [+curso] to take; attend cursar Matemáticas to read Maths
3 (formal) [+sitio] to frequent verbo:intransitivo
el mes que cursa the present month
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Verb Conjugation for "cursar"
|
Presente |
Pretérito |
Imperfect |
Futuro |
Subjuntivo |
| Yo |
me curso |
me cursé |
me cursaba |
me cursaré |
me curse |
| Tú |
te cursas |
te cursaste |
te cursabas |
te cursarás |
te curses |
| Ella/Él/Usted |
se cursa |
se cursó |
se cursaba |
se cursará |
se curse |
| Nosotros |
nos cursamos |
nos cursamos |
nos cursábamos |
nos cursaremos |
nos cursemos |
| Vosotros |
os cursáis |
os cursasteis |
os cursabais |
os cursaréis |
os curséis |
| Ellos/Ustedes |
se cursan |
se cursaron |
se cursaban |
se cursarán |
se cursen |
