A British swear word used to add anger or force to whatever you are saying. It goes in front of a noun — 'the sodding car won't start', 'I've been waiting two sodding hours' — or stands alone as 'sodding hell!' It carries no meaning of its own; it only carries feeling. It sits in the same slot as 'bloody' or 'damn', and it is milder than the strongest British swear words, but it is still rude. Older British speakers use it more than young ones, and it sounds quite British — Americans mostly do not say it. Understanding it matters more than using it. If you hear it in a film or read it in a novel, you now know the speaker is annoyed, not that they are describing anything. Do not put it in an email, an essay, or any conversation at work or school.

（英式粗話）該死的、他媽的（語氣加強用，本身沒有意思，程度和 bloody、damn 差不多）