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curs·ed1 [ˈkɜ:sɪd] ADJ (annoying)

cursed

curs·ed2 [kɜ:st] ADJ

1. cursed (under a curse):

cursed
cursed

2. cursed fig (afflicted):

to be cursed with sth

I . curse [kɜ:s] VB intr

II . curse [kɜ:s] VB trans

1. curse (swear at):

psovati [perf opsovati]

2. curse (put a magic spell on):

3. curse (excommunicate):

III . curse [kɜ:s] N

1. curse (swear word):

psovka f

2. curse (magic spell):

urok m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
She believes she is responsible for his death, as he had been cursed with death if he ever had intercourse.
en.wikipedia.org
The sage got irritated and cursed the king.
en.wikipedia.org
It's hard to feel sorry for a woman cursed to be drop-dead beautiful forever.
news.nationalpost.com
Sometimes the guecubu will conceal its actions even from the victim, letting them believe that they are cursed or jinxed.
en.wikipedia.org
They cursed him in this manner to make him suffer remorse for all eternity.
en.wikipedia.org
While the possessing made her sick and bedridden, she was able to leave her home using her cursed spirit to travel.
en.wikipedia.org
For centuries, these statues have been cursed, spat and urinated upon by people.
en.wikipedia.org
She's given a medallion but, as the title suggests, it's cursed, and she ends up possessed by the spirit of a murderess.
www.denofgeek.com
But the hen-wife whose son had died cursed him, and he fell into a deep slumber as soon as he arrived at the castle.
en.wikipedia.org
They then speed off, hitch a helicopter, and leave that cursed island behind.
consequenceofsound.net

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