carajo
9.9
A vulgar shout people use to show anger or frustration
- other
- Offensive
:
carajo
- - Mira, vete para el carajo.
Examples
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¡Eso es un desastre, vete al carajo!
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No puedo creer que haya hecho eso, ¡qué carajo tan tonto!
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Cuando se enteró de la noticia, soltó un fuerte carajo de frustración.
Synonyms
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9.9
To say an old-fashioned rude word to show surprise or anger
is more vulgar and direct in expressing anger and frustration
9.9
Said in anger to show something is very annoying or frustrating
is a Spanish vulgar exclamation expressing anger and frustration
9.9
An old mild word people say when they are annoyed
is stronger and more vulgar when showing anger or frustration
9.9
A short shout that shows surprise or mild anger
is more vulgar and narrowly used for anger and frustration
9.8
A word children say to show disgust or dislike
is adult vulgar language showing strong anger rather than childish disgust
How Angry
Surface Forms
carajo main
Etymology
Carajo is a Spanish exclamation used to show anger, annoyance, or frustration, similar to saying 'damn'. It comes from the word's rude origin as a 'penis' and from sailors' rough language, so people use it simply to express strong feeling.