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.
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02

garce, chipie

a spiteful, malicious, or overbearing woman
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Everyone avoids the office bitch because she gossips about anybody who crosses her.
Tout le monde évite la garce du bureau parce qu'elle potine sur quiconque la contrarie.
03

tapette, pédale

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.
Il a pleuré pendant la dispute et ils l'ont traité de poule mouillée.
04

connerie, merde

informal terms for objecting
05

emmerde, connasse

an unpleasant difficulty
06

salope, pute

a sexually promiscuous or lewd woman
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He dumped her and told everyone she was a dirty bitch who slept around.
Il l'a larguée et a dit à tout le monde qu'elle était une salope sale qui couchait avec tout le monde.
to bitch
01

râler, se plaindre

to strongly and loudly express one's dissatisfaction
Transitive: to bitch about sth
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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
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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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