Fuck 的用法小结。（这个词真的不那么邪恶）
the fuck 常用来加强语气，类似于“到底”、“究竟”、“the heck”、“on earth” 、“the hell”等，在疑问词后。
例1 熟人间的问候： "How the fuck are ya?"
例2 疑问： "What the fuck is（are）.......?"
例3 不满： "What the fuck is going on here?"
例4 迷惘： "Where the fuck are we."
例5 担心： "Let's get the fuck out of here."
例6 怀疑： "How the fuck did you do that?"  
例7： get fucked , be fucked 被骗；遇到麻烦"I got fucked by the car dealer."
例8： "I guess I'm fucked now." Fucked again 表示绝望，“完了……” Fuck it 屈从，放弃
例9： "Oh, fuck it!" Fuck you ! 不用多解释了 Fuck me. 表示厌恶 类似“sth disgusts me”  
例10：fucking 类似 the fuck ，作加强语气，不过还可作形容词，表示一些不爽的事物 "I don't understand this fucking business!"
例11：根本不想 　"I didn't fucking do it."
例12：骂人反击　 "Up your fucking arse!" "He's a fucking asshole."
例13：当然也有表示高兴的时候，类似于“我他妈……” "I fucking couldn't be ha ppier."
例14：放在一个词的中间（注意这种用法哦，国内较少见）增强语气： "UNFUCKINGBELI EVABLE!",还有在sex and the sity里面有一句很经典的话:"abso fuckking lutely"
例15：表示时间 "It's five fucking thirty." Fuck off. “滚开” 类似“go away” Fuck around. 胡闹 “Quit ye fucking around!” Fuck up. 弄砸了 “How did you fuck your exam up?” Fuck with 干涉 类似于“interfere with” be fucked out 疲劳的，类似于“exhausted” fuck 单独的用法：
例16：几乎 "I know fuck all about it."
例17： 谁在乎过我了？"Who really gives a fuck, anyhow?" 　

FUCK 一词并不邪恶，没有一些女生想象的那么坏，它在美国人的口语中出现的频 率很高，就如同我们常说的“我KAO”。
下面列举了一些名人说话中用过的FUCK： 　　
广岛市市长　　 "What the fuck was that?"　　
Custer 上将 "Where did all these fucking Indians come from?"
泰坦尼克号船长 "Where the fuck is all this water coming from?"
约翰.列农 "That‘s not a real fucking gun."
尼克森总统 "Who‘s gonna fucking find out?"
航天飞机的指挥官 "Let the fucking woman drive."
爱因斯坦"Any fucking idiot could understand that."
毕加索 "It does so fucking look like her!"
沃尔特.迪斯尼 "Fuck a duck."
艾德门德.希拉里 "Why?- Because its fucking there!"
约翰.肯尼迪　　"I need this parade like I need a fucking hole in my head."

personally I like "hell", "damn", "crap", "shoot" more...  [em01]

but Americans DO say the word a lot, and it isn't that evil, as 阿一 put it. Mostly it's for emphasizing your speech rather than cursing people. They will tell you they curse you when they mean it. [em01][em01] So don't be shocked when they say ,"F--- you!". Maybe they're just meaning "dammit!". [em01]

(but it seems to me that Brits like the word "hell" more...)

记得《四个婚礼与一个葬礼》里，男主角和他妹妹 每每参加婚礼迟到都是满嘴飞f**k，简直“无与伦比”~ 呵呵
在英国很时髦的服装品牌FCUK，名字就耍了个小花招。

I really do NOT recommend using this word especially in formal settings and especially by a non-native speaker. It has long been considered as the most vicious profanity in English language although can be interpreted in different ways. Of course the higher above is one's position, the more casual he/she often is. But for the people in the middle class, use it at your own risk.

很实用啊
[em05]

Just Do NOT use it!!!  This word IS evil.

Lots of people (including myself) are easily offended by the very sound of this word.  So, telling people not to get offend because of ‘this and that’ is a joke.  Nowadays, you can even see little kids throwing this word around in public.  What do THEY understand about this word?  All they know is that this word is powerful, offensive and they can abuse it to shut people up and put them down.  I must admit, I did use it once 6 years ago.  Yes, I felt good when I used it, but deeply regretted it afterwards.  We adults must learn to control ourselves – knowing something is bad and still do it is not the way.  Don’t try to find yourself an excuse for using this word. If you must express your anger, your excitement or your whatever emotions, use something else.   

how about this...

as a speaker, we don't use it unless we're left with no choice

as a listener, we don't get offended when someone speaks this word causally... (they might not know what they're talking about, after all)

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