The structure is a simple verb borrowed from Yiddish "shvitsn" (to sweat), brought into English through Jewish communities in New York. It is used to describe sweating, often from heat, nervousness, or physical exertion, sometimes in humorous or exaggerated contexts. People typically say "I'm schvitzing in this heat" or "He was schvitzing during the interview."

“schvitz”的英语定义和含义

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