賤人就是任性 | Bitch用法大全

You can call a man or a woman a bitch (with different meanings, as described in 3 and 4), but the word bitchy (applied to both men and women) has the sense of “annoying” or “unpleasant.” For example: You’re being really bitchy today. Why can’t you be nicer to me? This is still not very polite language and would probably be offensive.

作為形容詞：Bitchy。你可以稱(chēng)一個(gè)男人或女人是 bitch(它有不同的含義，3,4中講過(guò)了)，但是單詞 bitchy (男女通用)帶有“煩人的”或者“令人不愉快”的感覺(jué)。例如：你今天真的很讓人不高心。你為什么就不能對(duì)我好點(diǎn)?這仍然是很不禮貌的說(shuō)法，并且有可能冒犯到別人。

Bitch as a Verb (Complain)

In this colloquial use of the word, “bitch” means “complain.” It is often used together with “moan” (gemir) to negatively potray someone (or yourself) who is complaining too much. This use is not really offensive (depending on the tone) and can be used informal situations. For example: I wish people would just stop BITCHING AND MOANING about corruption in politics and do something about it.

“bitch”作為動(dòng)詞(抱怨)。“bitch”的這種口語(yǔ)用法表示“抱怨”。它通常和“moan” (抱怨)一起使用，來(lái)負(fù)面的描述某人(或者是你自己)抱怨太多。這種用法并不真的太冒犯人(取決于語(yǔ)氣)，并且可以用在非正式場(chǎng)合。例如：我希望人們可以停止哼哼唧唧的抱怨政壇腐敗而是做點(diǎn)什么。

Bitch Someone Out

means to yell at someone in a really negative way for something they did. For example: My boss BITCHED ME OUT for being 10 minutes late. To use this expression is not offensive, but language is very colloquial.

Bitch someone out表示因?yàn)槟橙俗龅氖虑椋浅Ｏ麡O的對(duì)他們大喊大叫。例如：我的老板因?yàn)槲疫t到了10分鐘就對(duì)我大喊大叫(BITCHED ME OUT)。使用這個(gè)表達(dá)不會(huì)很冒犯別人，但是這種說(shuō)法是非常口語(yǔ)化的。

Bitchin’ as an Adjective

This means that something is good, awesome, cool, etc. Don’t confusethis with bitchy (explained above).For example: The Real Life English party was BITCHIN’! Following the rules of grammar would make this “bitching ” but we say “bitchin.” This is another colloquial expression that isn’t negative.

Bitchin’作為形容詞。這個(gè)詞表示某物很好、很棒、很酷，等等。不要把這個(gè)和 bitchy(上面解釋過(guò))弄混了。例如：The Real Life 的英語(yǔ)晚會(huì)很BITCHIN’(很棒的)!按照語(yǔ)法規(guī)則應(yīng)該是“bitching ”，但是我們說(shuō)“bitchin”。這是另外一種不帶負(fù)面色彩的口語(yǔ)化表達(dá)。

Life’s a Bitch

A common way to communicate that life is complicated, not easy, etc. The expression has this sense of confronting the difficulties, but also recognizing the unpleasant nature. Other examples of this use are: Calculus is a BITCH. Monday morning is a BITCH.

Life’s a Bitch“生活就像強(qiáng)奸”，是一種普遍的交流方式，用來(lái)表達(dá)生活是復(fù)雜的、困難的，等等。這個(gè)表達(dá)帶有面臨困難的意味，也含有意識(shí)到不愉快的本質(zhì)的意思。其它用法的例子有：微積分是BITCH(小編注：即微積分真TMD的復(fù)雜。)。星期一的早晨是BITCH，真難熬。(小編注：周一又要開(kāi)始工作學(xué)習(xí)，讓人覺(jué)得難進(jìn)入狀態(tài))。

Bitch Please!

This expression (see picture below) communicates that you don’t believe what the person says. Urban Dictionary defines it as follows: Used when someone/tool makes a stupid comment, or just as a fun way of saying no. This is a common colloquial expression which originated in the ghettos and has reached mainstream middle class American society. People often use this colloquially in a playful way (the title of this article), but as Urban Dictionary points out because of the origin of “bitch please” amongst inner-city prostitution rings, it always carries a connotation of violence.

Bitch Please!這個(gè)表達(dá)(見(jiàn)下圖)表示你不相信這個(gè)人說(shuō)的話。Urban Dictionary詞典定義如下：當(dāng)某人/某工具做了愚蠢的評(píng)論，或者僅僅是用搞笑的方式說(shuō)“不”的時(shí)候使用。這是一個(gè)普遍使用的口語(yǔ)化表達(dá)，它起源于貧民區(qū)，并且流傳到美國(guó)社會(huì)主流中產(chǎn)階級(jí)。人們通常用開(kāi)玩笑的方式(這篇文章標(biāo)題)使用這個(gè)口語(yǔ)化表達(dá)，但是正如城市詞典指出，因?yàn)?ldquo;bitch please”來(lái)源于城市中心的紅燈區(qū)，所以它常常帶有黃暴力的內(nèi)涵。

Bitchslap

輕拍某人，使之冷靜(小編注：有一部影片也用過(guò)此單詞做片名，常見(jiàn)翻譯為“女子大亂斗”)

This is to “slap” somebody with the back of your hand in order to calm the person down and make them see things straight. This is another use of “bitch” that originated in the ghettos and was popularized by rap music and black culture. People often use this term in a playful way.

這個(gè)表示為了讓某人冷靜，并且直面某事而用手背去“輕掌嘴”某人。這是來(lái)源于貧民區(qū)的另外一種 “bitch”的用法，現(xiàn)在被說(shuō)唱音樂(lè)和黑人文化推廣開(kāi)來(lái)。人們通常用好玩的方式使用這個(gè)詞。

To Ride Bitch in the Car

坐在車(chē)后座的兩個(gè)人中間

To ride in the middle of the back seat of the car.

坐在汽車(chē)后座的中間。