How is the word putain translated from French to English

Exclamation très grossière de colère ou de surprise.

A very rude exclamation of anger or shock.

interjection
English translation
Fuck

Examples with “putain”

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  • Putain, j'ai encore oublié mes clés. Fuck, I forgot my keys again.

  • Ce mot est trop cru pour une conversation polie. The word is too crude for polite conversation.

  • Elle a fixé l'écran et a marmonné un « putain » discret. She stared at the screen and muttered a quiet Fuck.

  • Dans le roman, les deux personnages baisent puis se disputent. In the novel the two characters fuck and then argue.

  • Oh putain, il est vraiment si tard ? Oh fuck, is it really that late?

  • Le scénario doit-il vraiment les faire baiser à l'écran ? Does the script really need them to fuck on screen?

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FAQ about “putain”

How is “putain” translated from French?
“putain” translates into English as “Fuck”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “putain” mean?
Meaning of “putain”: Exclamation très grossière de colère ou de surprise. In English — “Fuck”.
What part of speech is “putain”?
“putain” is an interjection.
Where can I see examples with “putain”?
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