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2018年2月17日. 英语 (美国) 英语 (英国) 半母语者. Bitch-slap is slang for Slapping or smacking someone really hard (across the face). Usually said/done in arguments when a person is really annoyed or angry at another person. 1 like.
英语 (美国) "kinda" = kind of (in street talk) It modifies a statement or opinion to make it 'soft.'. I actually use it reasonably often in daily speech. I like her = I like her. I kinda like her = I sort of maybe like her. She's a bitch = She is 100% a bitch. She's kind of a bitch = She's maybe 50% a bitch. You can also use it to soften a ...
Bust your chopsIt’s an idiomatic phrase, typically means working extremely hard: example, He busted his chops to get the report out for his boss before midnight. |It means to slap someone across the face with a flat hand. Ha, she busted your chops! Call her a bitch again, I dare you! It also means to fuss at someone about something petty. My mean, old English teacher keeps busting my chops ...
In the formal translation, the phrase "I'm going to slap you (in the face)" is translated as "我要扇你一巴掌（在脸上）" (Wǒ yào shàn nǐ yī bāzhǎng (zài liǎn shàng)). This translation maintains the formality of the original text and uses the verb "扇" (shàn) to mean "to slap". The phrase "在脸上" (zài liǎn shàng) is added to specify that the slap is directed at the ...
bitch assIt is slang and has a couple meanings. But it is most commonly used as a more vulgar way to say "punk" used to refer to someone who is scared or unmanly的定义.
英语 (美国) -Tap is generally soft and usually done with a finger. 🤏. -Hit is vague on -how- it is happening, but it implies they caused you pain. -Slap is hitting someone with an unfolded hand, generally the palm. (unless it's a backhanded slap 🤚) -Strike is a hard hit, but it also vague on how it is happening.
most authentic way to express "How dare you!" in spoken Chinese is "你敢！. " (nǐ gǎn!). This phrase is commonly used in Mandarin Chinese and is a direct translation of the English phrase. It is a strong and assertive way to express anger or disbelief towards someone's actions or words. Another way to express a similar sentiment in Chinese ...
you are my bitch. 是什么意思？. It means you are subordinate to me, and will do what I tell you. It has a sexual connotation. It’s kind of a vulgar, lowbrow thing to say, used more in comedy (and prison!) than in daily life. You’ll want to avoid using this expression. 这个答案有帮助吗？.
or. B: "I'll have to get back to you on that." (I don't know yet) Get back can also mean go back, but if you are talking about a person "I'll get back to you." it's usually about giving them information. "I'll come back to you." if someone has to leave for a long time, maybe they will say this, it means returning to that person, and it may also ...
bitchin From bitching. from：wiktionary bitch·in' adj. /ˈbɪtʃɪn/ ( bitch·ing ) ( slang) ( especially NAmE ) very good 很好的；很棒的 以上来源于: 牛津词典 有道对原文作出修改| 1，好极了，棒极了。 2，糟透了。
