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Definition of doggone in English: doggoneadjective ˈdɒɡɒnˈdɑ(ɡ)ɡɔn North American informal attributive Used to express feelings of annoyance, surprise, or pleasure. 用来表示恼怒、吃惊或高兴去你的，他妈的 now just a doggone minute 他妈的等一会儿。 as submodifier it's doggone good to be home 回家真是他妈的好。 Example sentencesExamples - She speaks with uncanny timing in the most doggone delicious accent, and sings with irresistible sorcery.
- I've cut my feet chasing some of those doggone chickens.
- We're able to stop and change direction pretty doggone quick here.
- You know, that's what makes politics so doggone interesting.
- I travel around the country, and there's a common sentiment - the tax code is too doggone complicated.
- Flood their doggone offices with requests to do something.
- According to them, these are, if not the best of times, pretty doggone good times about which you'd have to be a fool to complain.
- Wait a doggone minute!
- As before, her charm and doggone friendliness manipulate everyone to her way of thinking.
- These two people need to sit in a room together and make a doggone decision right now.
- And that's what it's all about, and that's why this vote in Florida is so doggone important.
- The schedule might appear impressive if it weren't so doggone reckless.
- And when you do that, you had doggone well better win.
- My Pontiac wasn't just fast every once in a while; it was fast every doggone time down the racetrack.
- Our technology correspondent joins us live with a look at some of the best doggone gadgets he could find.
- If you'd stop spending all your money on cheap tank tops, you wouldn't be so doggone broke.
- That is probably what made her so doggone successful there in the loan office.
- That's why this arrest and this capture is so doggone important.
- My birthday present came early this year, and since you seemed so doggone interested, I'm going to tell you all about it!
- This 1953 effort isn't a complete waste of time, but it comes doggone close.
verb ˈdɒɡɒnˈdɑ(ɡ)ɡɔn [with object]North American informal Damn; darn (used to express surprise, irritation, or anger) 该死的；可恶的（用来表示吃惊、愤怒或恼火） from that moment, doggone it if I didn't see a motivation in Joey! 从那时起，如果乔伊还是缺少动力那我就气死了！ I'll be doggoned if every fourth kid is affected 要是每四个孩子就有一个受影响，那我真是该死！ Example sentencesExamples - Today I'll be walking around saying ‘I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me!’
- And doggone it if I didn't go running to his enveloping arms.
- But, doggone it, sometimes it seems as if nobody cares.
- I'll cut down on meat, but I'll be doggoned if I'll freeze to death in my own living room.
- It looks much better to advertisers - our readers are smarter, prettier and doggone it, people just like them.
- By the end of watching the locker-room scenes, if you are not a fan of his postgame victory call and response, well, doggone it, you just aren't much fun.
- And doggone it, when I go to the trouble of breaking my diet and walking to McDonald's, I want real McDonald's food.
- O'Reilly's working real hard here, but, doggone it, he just can't figure out why the thinking world was so upset by the publication of Meyer's paper.
- He's smart enough and doggone it, I really really like him.
- Get a dog and - doggone it - there goes the garden.
- And doggone it this sounds rapprochement to me.
- When is this thing going to stop, man, doggone it.
- But, doggone it, I think Casey has the right idea.
- But doggone it, those little crinkles do appear with age!
- And, doggone it, we can't find an easy game against an expansion team anymore.
- But I'll be doggoned if I hear either man talking in concrete terms about specifics and the real issues that are going to affect the future of the country.
- ‘As I tell little girls and little boys all the time, you've got to dare to dream because, doggone it, it could come true,’ Renshaw says.
- And doggone it, I can't get that song out of my head.
OriginEarly 19th century: probably from dog on it, euphemism for God damn it. Definition of doggone in US English: doggoneadjectiveˈdä(ɡ)ɡônˈdɑ(ɡ)ɡɔn North American informal attributive Used to express feelings of annoyance, surprise, or pleasure. 用来表示恼怒、吃惊或高兴去你的，他妈的 now just a doggone minute 他妈的等一会儿。 as submodifier it's doggone good to be home 回家真是他妈的好。 Example sentencesExamples - We're able to stop and change direction pretty doggone quick here.
- She speaks with uncanny timing in the most doggone delicious accent, and sings with irresistible sorcery.
- Wait a doggone minute!
- That's why this arrest and this capture is so doggone important.
- My birthday present came early this year, and since you seemed so doggone interested, I'm going to tell you all about it!
- And that's what it's all about, and that's why this vote in Florida is so doggone important.
- I travel around the country, and there's a common sentiment - the tax code is too doggone complicated.
- Flood their doggone offices with requests to do something.
- These two people need to sit in a room together and make a doggone decision right now.
- According to them, these are, if not the best of times, pretty doggone good times about which you'd have to be a fool to complain.
- That is probably what made her so doggone successful there in the loan office.
- As before, her charm and doggone friendliness manipulate everyone to her way of thinking.
- The schedule might appear impressive if it weren't so doggone reckless.
- This 1953 effort isn't a complete waste of time, but it comes doggone close.
- Our technology correspondent joins us live with a look at some of the best doggone gadgets he could find.
- If you'd stop spending all your money on cheap tank tops, you wouldn't be so doggone broke.
- You know, that's what makes politics so doggone interesting.
- And when you do that, you had doggone well better win.
- I've cut my feet chasing some of those doggone chickens.
- My Pontiac wasn't just fast every once in a while; it was fast every doggone time down the racetrack.
verbˈdä(ɡ)ɡônˈdɑ(ɡ)ɡɔn [with object]North American informal Used to express surprise, irritation, or anger. 该死的；可恶的（用来表示吃惊、愤怒或恼火） from that moment, doggone it if I didn't see a motivation in Joey! 从那时起，如果乔伊还是缺少动力那我就气死了！ I'll be doggoned if every fourth kid is affected 要是每四个孩子就有一个受影响，那我真是该死！ Example sentencesExamples - But I'll be doggoned if I hear either man talking in concrete terms about specifics and the real issues that are going to affect the future of the country.
- By the end of watching the locker-room scenes, if you are not a fan of his postgame victory call and response, well, doggone it, you just aren't much fun.
- And, doggone it, we can't find an easy game against an expansion team anymore.
- He's smart enough and doggone it, I really really like him.
- And doggone it this sounds rapprochement to me.
- It looks much better to advertisers - our readers are smarter, prettier and doggone it, people just like them.
- O'Reilly's working real hard here, but, doggone it, he just can't figure out why the thinking world was so upset by the publication of Meyer's paper.
- But, doggone it, sometimes it seems as if nobody cares.
- And doggone it, when I go to the trouble of breaking my diet and walking to McDonald's, I want real McDonald's food.
- And doggone it, I can't get that song out of my head.
- But, doggone it, I think Casey has the right idea.
- ‘As I tell little girls and little boys all the time, you've got to dare to dream because, doggone it, it could come true,’ Renshaw says.
- Today I'll be walking around saying ‘I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me!’
- Get a dog and - doggone it - there goes the garden.
- And doggone it if I didn't go running to his enveloping arms.
- When is this thing going to stop, man, doggone it.
- But doggone it, those little crinkles do appear with age!
- I'll cut down on meat, but I'll be doggoned if I'll freeze to death in my own living room.
OriginEarly 19th century: probably from dog on it, euphemism for God damn it. |