curse

Pronunciation

/kɜːrs/

Noun: 1. An expression of anger, frustration, or a wish for harm to come upon someone. Example: She cursed at the driver for cutting her off. 2. An incantation or charm, often with magical or superstitious power. Example: The ancient ritual involved cursing the land for fertility. 3. A profanity or vulgar expression. Example: He used a few choice curses when he missed the shot.
Verb: To speak or utter an imprecation or curse. Example: He cursed under his breath when he dropped his keys. 3. To blame or condemn someone or something severely. Example: The team cursed their luck after losing the match.

“Cursing someone out” means to angrily骂人).
“Blessing or cursing” refers to the idea of wishing good or ill fortune.
“May the best man/woman win, but may the Curse of the … be upon them” (a humorous or ironic way to wish bad luck).

Noun: “The storm was so violent that it seemed like a curse from the heavens.”
Verb: “He cursed the traffic jam as he tried to reach the airport on time.”
Interjection: “Oh no! Curse my clumsiness; I broke the vase.”