darn
darn 英 [dɑ:n] 美 [dɑrn]
v. 织补，缝补 n. 织补
进行时:darning 过去式:darned 过去分词:darned 第三人称单数:darns 名词复数:darns
- To darn is to stitch up a small hole in a piece of clothing. Instead of throwing your worn-out socks away, you can just darn the holes in their toes.
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- v. 织补，缝补
- n. 织补
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1. But darn it, they do know what they are doing and always end up helping.
但是该死的，他们确实知道他们在做什么，总是以帮助告终。
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2. But, then again, you just might be able to remember where you left those darn keys.
可是，话又说回来，你一定要记得你把那些该死的钥匙落在哪了。
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3. darn right they do, and you'll find out how to tailor your approach to communicate with them.
当然是这样的，不过，你将会学到如何在与他们交流时有针对性做出调整。
- darn (interj.) tame curse word, 1781, American English euphemism for damn, said to have originated in New England when swearing was a punishable offense; if so, its spread was probably influenced by 'tarnal, short for Eternal, as in By the Eternal (God), favorite exclamation of Andrew Jackson, among others (see tarnation). Related: darned (past-participle adjective, 1806); darndest (superlative, 1844).
- darn (v.) "to mend" c. 1600, perhaps from Middle French darner "mend," from darne "piece," from Breton darn "piece, fragment, part." Alternative etymology is from obsolete dern (see dern). Related: Darned; darning.
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