fucking
gb/fˈʌkɪŋ/ us/fˈʌkɪŋ/
B2
English
~ 1800
kifejezetten, kurva, valósággal, kurvára, baszik, megbasz
B2
VULGAR
1
Usage pattern:
fucking [adjective/noun]
This is fucking amazing!
Ez kurva jó!
I’m so fucking tired after that run.
Kurva fáradt vagyok attól a futástól.
It’s fucking freezing outside.
That movie was fucking terrible.
You’re driving me fucking crazy.
Learner examples
It is fucking hot today.
Ma kurva meleg van.
I am fucking happy to see you.
Kurva boldog vagyok, hogy látlak.
The bus is fucking late again.
This cake is fucking good.
Common mistake:
Learners may not realize how offensive this can be in many contexts and may overuse it in inappropriate situations.
Meaning
Used to strongly emphasize
Collocations
fucking amazing
|fucking stupid
|fucking cold
|fucking mess
Synonyms
damn (Less vulgar and somewhat more socially acceptable intensifier.)
|
bloody (Common in British English; less offensive than 'fucking'.)
Antonyms
slightly (Indicates a small degree, the opposite of strong emphasis.)
Themes
emotions
|daily life
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Used before another word to make it stronger in meaning, often when angry or excited.
Used to strongly emphasize an adjective or the degree of something, often to express anger, surprise, or strong feelings.
B2
VULGAR
2
kurvára
B2
Usage pattern:
fucking [verb/adjective]
I fucking love this song.
Kurvára imádom ezt a számot.
He fucking hates his job.
Kurvára utálja a munkáját.
My head fucking hurts.
She fucking nailed the performance.
Learner examples
I fucking like this movie.
Kurvára tetszik ez a film.
He fucking runs fast.
Kurvára gyorsan fut.
My foot fucking hurts.
They fucking work all night.
Common mistake:
Learners may confuse when to use it before verbs versus adjectives; also may underestimate offensiveness.
Meaning
To a great extent
Collocations
fucking hate
|fucking love
|fucking hurt
|fucking work
Synonyms
extremely (Neutral register; lacks the vulgarity and emotional force of 'fucking'.)
Antonyms
slightly (Suggests a small amount or degree, opposite of 'to a great extent'.)
Themes
emotions
|daily life
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Used to say something happens or is true to a very big amount, often when angry or excited.
Used as an adverb to indicate that something happens or exists to a great degree, often expressing frustration or strong feeling.
VERB
C1
VULGAR
3
Usage pattern:
to fuck [someone]
They were fucking in the back room.
Épp a hátsó szobában basztak.
He bragged about fucking her last night.
Azzal hencegett, hogy tegnap este megbaszta.
Stop fucking around and focus!
Learner examples
They are fucking in the bedroom.
A hálószobában basznak.
He is fucking her.
Éppen baszik vele.
She is not fucking anyone now.
Common mistake:
Learners may use this in formal contexts without realizing its offensiveness; also confusion with metaphorical uses like 'fuck up'.
Meaning
Have sexual intercourse
Collocations
fucking each other
|fucking all night
Synonyms
sleep with (More neutral and polite term for having sex.)
|
make love to (Polite and romantic term for sexual intercourse.)
Antonyms
abstain from sex (Choosing not to engage in sexual activity.)
Themes
relationships
|sexuality
|health
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To have sex with someone (very rude word).
Engaging in sexual intercourse with someone. Crude and vulgar in tone.
Grammar
Dictionary form
fucking
IPA
GB/fˈʌkɪŋ/
US/fˈʌkɪŋ/
Syllables & stress
fuck - ing (2 syllables)
Stress on 1st syllable (fuck)
Word forms
Adjective
- Base: fucking
- Comparative: fuckinger
- Superlative: fuckingest
Verb
- Base: fucking
- 3rd Person Singular: fuckings
- Present Participle: fuckinging
- Past: fuckinged
- Past Participle: fuckinged
Word family
Forms
fuckings
verb
fuckinging
verb
fuckinged
verb
fuckinger
adjective
fuckingest
adjective
Core family
fuck
verb C1
Related words
fucker
noun
Expressions
what the fuck
1/wˈʌt ðə fˈʌk/
fixed phrase
vulgar
Expression of shock or disbelief
Used to show you are very surprised, confused, or angry.
Examples
- What the fuck is going on here?
- What the fuck did you just say?
for fuck's sake
1/fɚ fˈʌks sˈeɪk/
fixed phrase
vulgar
Expression of annoyance or frustration
Used when you are annoyed or frustrated about something.
Examples
- For fuck’s sake, close the door!
- For fuck's sake, hurry up!
- Oh, for fuck’s sake, not again.
- Oh, for fuck's sake, not again.
fuck around
1/fˈʌk ɚˈaʊnd/
phrasal verb
vulgar
Waste time or act irresponsibly
To waste time or do silly things instead of working (rude word). Also can mean to have casual sex depending on context.
Examples
- Stop fucking around and get back to work.
- They spent the afternoon fucking around downtown.
- We just fucked around all day.
fuck off
1/fˈʌk ˈɔf/
phrasal verb
vulgar
Tell someone to go away angrily
To tell someone rudely to go away.
Examples
- Just fuck off and leave me alone.
- He told them to fuck off after the argument.
fuck off
2/fˈʌk ˈɔf/
phrasal verb
vulgar
Leave rudely or angrily
Go away right now (very rude).
Examples
- Fuck off and leave me alone.
- He told the reporters to fuck off.
fuck up
1/fˈʌk ˈʌp/
phrasal verb
vulgar
Make a big mistake or cause harm
To do something very badly (rude word).
Examples
- I really fucked up my exam.
- I really fucked up this time.
- Don’t fuck up this chance.
- Don't fuck up your chance.