| 词汇 | bitch |
| 释义 | bitch Theme: CARDS n. the queen at cards and at chess. (Mostly jocular.)You dealt me the bitch.And I take your bitch. Theme: COMPLAINT in. to complain.You are always bitching!If I couldn't bitch, I would blow my top. Theme: DIFFICULTIES n. a difficult thing or person. (Use with caution.)Life's a bitch.This algebra problem is a real bitch. Theme: RUINATION tr. to ruin something.You really bitched this coil of wire.Here's a clean one. Don't bitch it. Theme: WOMAN - FRIEND n. one's girlfriend. (Crude and mostly jocular.)She's my bitch, and I love her.Me and my bitch really like this kind of stuff. Theme: WOMAN - NEGATIVE n. a derogatory term for a woman. (A verbal weapon. Derogatory.)The stupid bitch doesn't know from nothing.You bitch! Stop it! bitch 1. noun 1 a woman. Although Grose considered it 'the most offensive appellation that can be given to an English woman,' it is used in this sense with no derogatory intent; it is dismissive or patronising, based on gender rather than the unpleasant and lewd characteristics of earlier and concurrent usages. Comedian Richard Blackwood (b.1972) used 'bitch' in this sense, referring to Queen Elizabeth II, during an edition of BBC television's Have I Got News For You in October 2000. Six viewers complained to the Broadcasting Standards Commission. The BBC argued 'Richard Blackwood was using the term as it is currently used, for example, in British and American Rap Music simply to mean "woman", and not as a term of abuse'. The complaints were not upheld UK, 1713. 2 a despicable woman UK, 1400. 3 the person taking the passive role in a male homosexual relationship; a feminine or weak man US, 1923. 4 a sexual submissive of either gender in a sado-masochistic relationship. Generally attached to a possessive pronoun UK, 2002. 5 a remarkable person or thing US, 1943. 6 something that is difficult or unpleasant UK, 1814. 7 in the youth trend for 'souped-up' motor-scootering, a driver's scooter UK, 2004. 8 in a deck of playing cards, any queen; in the game of hearts, the queen of spades US, 1900. 9 in chess, the queen US, 1971. 10 a complaint; an extended period of complaining US, 1945. 11 a crude candle CANADA, 1961. 12 a u-turn US, 2000. 13 the middle position of the back seat of a car US, 1989.► put the bitch on someoneto file criminal charges accusing someone of being a habitual criminal US, 1972 2. verb 1 to complain US, 1918. 2 to inform on someone UK, 2000. 3 to identify and punish someone as a habitual criminal US, 1976. 4 to ruin something UK, 1823 bitch out bitch sb out • bitch out sb AmE informal to criticize someone angrily: When I called her she started bitching me out. Note: This page may contain terms or definitions that are offensive or inappropriate for some readers. bitch1. verb, rude slang To complain or gripe about someone or something. Of course Marjorie is bitching about how I left dishes out in the kitchen—she's not happy unless everything is perfectly put away. 2. verb, rude slang To jumble up or ruin something. Boy, you really bitched this report—I'm not sure I can even fix it. 3. noun, rude slang, A female who is deemed objectionable, perhaps due to rudeness or meanness. Geez, why are you being such a bitch to me today? 4. noun, rude slang A complaint or gripe. I can't stand to hear another bitch about the state of my house right now. 5. noun, rude slang One's girlfriend. She's my bitch—of course I love her! 6. noun, rude slang Something that is very difficult or challenging, often causing annoyance or frustration. Do you have any tips for getting out a grass stain like this? It's a real bitch. bitch1. n. an unpleasant or irritating female. (Rude and derogatory. See the complete list of all entries with bitch in the Index of Hidden Key Words.) How can anyone be expected to deal with a bitch like that? 2. in. to complain. (Usually objectionable.) Oh, stop bitching! I’m sick of hearing your noise. 3. n. a complaint. (Usually objectionable.) I’ve got a bitch about this new foreman. 4. n. a difficult thing or person. (Usually objectionable.) This algebra problem is a real bitch. 5. tv. to ruin something. (see also bitch something up.) You really bitched this coil of wire. 6. n. one’s girlfriend. (Black. Usually objectionable.) Me and my bitch really like this kind of stuff. 7. and biatch and beotch n. buddy; cohort. (Streets. Also additional spellings.) Good, man, ma biatch. bitchingverbSee bitchin’
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