Definition of frak - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- He shouted 'frak!' when the ship was hit.
Verb
1.
damagetr. Dated US ruin or damage something severelytr. Dated US
- The storm frakked the entire coastline.
2.
- He frakked up the whole plan.
Interjection
1.
- Frak! I can't believe I lost my keys.
2.
- Frak! I can't believe you did that.
3.
- He frakked the deadline by submitting late.
Origin of frak
German, Frack (tailcoat)
Examples of frak in a sentence
The character exclaimed 'frak' in frustration. The accident frakked the car beyond repair. His careless actions frakked the entire project. She frakked up her presentation. They frakked the whole system. Frak! The printer is jammed again.
Frak! I forgot to send the email. Frak! That was an unexpected twist in the story. Frak, I forgot my keys again! Frak, that was a close call! This is frakking expensive.
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- French:frak, ravager, ...
- German:frak, verwüsten, ...
- Italian:frak, devastare, ...
- Spanish:carajo, destrozar, ...
- Portuguese:frak, devastar, ...
- Chinese:该死, 严重破坏, ...
- Japanese:フラッ, 破壊する, ...
- Arabic:فْرَاك, أَتْلَفَ, ...
- Hebrew:פְרָאק, לְהַרְס, ...
- Russian:фрак, испортить, ...
- Ukrainian:frak, зруйнувати, ...
- Hindi:फ्रैक, बर्बाद करना, ...
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