bitch
bitch
bɪʧ
bich
British pronunciation
/bˈɪt‍ʃ/

Définition et signification de « bitch » en anglais

Bitch
01

chienne

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

connerie, merde

informal terms for objecting
03

a spiteful, malicious, or overbearing woman

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04

emmerde, connasse

an unpleasant difficulty
05

a sexually promiscuous or lewd woman

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example
Exemples
He dumped her and told everyone she was a dirty bitch who slept around.
06

a weak, submissive man, often implying lack of masculinity

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He cried during the argument and they called him a little bitch.
to bitch
01

râler, se plaindre

to strongly and loudly express one's dissatisfaction
Transitive: to bitch about sth
to bitch definition and meaning
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Instead of offering solutions, he spent the entire meeting bitching about the project timeline.
Au lieu de proposer des solutions, il a passé toute la réunion à râler sur le calendrier du projet.
02

cracher, dénigrer

to make spiteful or critical comments about someone or something
Intransitive: to bitch about sb/sth
example
Exemples
Instead of offering constructive feedback, he just bitches about every mistake I make.
Au lieu de proposer des commentaires constructifs, il ne fait que râler sur chaque erreur que je commets.
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