frigging

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frig·ging

(frĭg′ĭng)

adj. Vulgar Slang

Used as an intensive.

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frigging

(ˈfrɪɡɪŋ)

adj, adv (prenominal)

slang (intensifier): it's only a frigging game; frigging hopeless.

[C20: euphemism for fucking]

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frig•ging

(ˈfrɪg ɪn, -ɪŋ)

adj., adv. Slang: Sometimes Vulgar.

damned; confounded (used as an intensifier).

[1890–95]

Translations

fottuto maledetto

frigging

[ˈfrɪgɪŋ]

A. ADJ do I need to do every frigging thing myself! → ¿por qué porras tengo que hacerlo yo todo?
it's a frigging nuisance! → ¡es un coñazo!

B. ADV she's so frigging lazy! → ¡es una vaga de la hostia!

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frigging

[ˈfrɪgɪŋ] adj (British) → foutu(e)

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frigging

(sl)

adj → verdammt (inf), → Scheiß- (inf); that frigging bus → der verdammte Bus (inf), → der Scheißbus (inf)

adv → verdammt (inf)

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frigging

[ˈfrɪgɪŋ] adj (fam) → dannato/a

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He said: "I can't watch it anymore because it's so frigging manipulative.

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Instead, pedal home, establishing, en route, that today is August frigging Bank frigging Holiday.

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"We had all the (enemy) fighters trapped, and that's when they set off a frigging car bomb," he said.

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Sometimes the tide is in and sometimes the tide is out, and sometimes it's like the frigging Mojave," the Daily Star quoted her as telling America's More magazine.