imprecation

美 [ˌɪmprɪˈkeɪʃn]英 [ˌɪmprɪˈkeɪʃn]

imprecation

noun

formal咒语
a curse (= an offensive word that is used to express extreme anger)

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N-VAR 咒骂;辱骂
An imprecation is something rude, angry, or hostile that is said to or about someone.

noun

the act of calling down a curse that invokes evil (and usually serves as an insult): he suffered the imprecations of the mob; Synonym: malediction

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The Limits and Surmount of Contracted Social Autonomy 's Function & The Political-Ecosystem Imprecation to Civil Society

契约性社会自治的限度与超越&市民社会的政治生态诉求
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He was happy to combine in the same imprecation the two things which he most detested , Prussia and England .

他以能那样把他最恨的两件东西，普鲁士和英格兰，连缀在一句骂人的话里而感到得意。
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Subjunctive mood is a verb form , indicating the speakers intention and attitude , including order , suggest , wish , hypothesis , politeness , imprecation etc.

虚拟语气是一种动词形式，表示说话人的意图和态度，包括命令、建议、愿望、假设、委婉、祈求等多重含义。
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I even once had imprecation , let me have so for a day , there is a pretty woman in the heart , will appear at my standing at present .

我甚至有过祈求，让我有那么一天，有一个我心中的仙子，会出现在我的眼前。
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Let me do not pray to get the asylum in the inclemency , But pray the ability fearlessness of face them , Let I not imprecation I of pain and sufferings will stop , But beg my heart and can conquer it .

让我不要祈祷在险恶中得到庇护，但祈祷能无畏的面对它们，让我不祈求我的痛苦会停止，但求我的心能征服它。