Translations for „f-word“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

f-word [ˈefˌwɜ:d, Am -wɜ:rd] N

f-word

нецензу́рное сло́во nt

there are 28 mentions of the f-word in the song

в пе́сне 28 нецензу́рных слов

Usage examples with f-word

there are 28 mentions of the f-word in the song

в пе́сне 28 нецензу́рных слов

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The f-word is the perfect adjective, not to be used every other word.

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It's not every day you see the f-word appear 17 times in a single article.

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The film is often named as the first mainstream film to use the f-word in its dialogue.

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Is it ok to use the f-word in political protest?

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By the end of the 1960s both sides were throwing the f-word at one another with abandon.

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The f-word, of course featured heavily, but he also gave us a whole new phraseology to describe disgusting food.

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Not to mention that yelling the f-word at a police officer is a bit less than polite, shall we say?

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He doesn't like the f-word that describes the same thing.

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Again, they were white, vaguely young, and incapable of uttering a sentence without the f-word.

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The fact that their instinct to get under someone's skin was to use the f-word is as illuminating as it is depressing.

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