bitch
bitch
bɪʧ
bich
British pronunciation
/bˈɪt‍ʃ/

Definition und Bedeutung von „bitch“ im Englischen

01

Hündin, Wölfin (for a female wolf)

a female canine such as a dog, wolf, fox, etc.
bitch definition and meaning
02

Quatsch, Scheiße

informal terms for objecting
03

a spiteful, malicious, or overbearing woman

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04

Ärger, Schlampe

an unpleasant difficulty
05

a sexually promiscuous or lewd woman

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example
Beispiele
In the rap lyrics, he kept referring to women as bitches who only want money.
06

a weak, submissive man, often implying lack of masculinity

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example
Beispiele
He let his girlfriend boss him around, so his friends called him her bitch.
to bitch
01

meckern, sich beschweren

to strongly and loudly express one's dissatisfaction
Transitive: to bitch about sth
to bitch definition and meaning
example
Beispiele
Instead of offering solutions, he spent the entire meeting bitching about the project timeline.
Anstatt Lösungen anzubieten, verbrachte er das gesamte Meeting damit, sich über den Projektzeitplan zu beschweren.
02

meckern, lästern

to make spiteful or critical comments about someone or something
Intransitive: to bitch about sb/sth
example
Beispiele
Instead of offering constructive feedback, he just bitches about every mistake I make.
Anstatt konstruktives Feedback zu geben, meckert er nur über jeden Fehler, den ich mache.
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