a swear word that many people find offensive, used to show that you are angry or annoyed （表示气愤或恼怒） Word OriginOld English scitte ‘diarrhoea’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch schijten, German scheissen (verb). The term was originally neutral and used without vulgar connotation.
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- [uncountable]
solid waste matter from the bowels 屎；粪便 a pile of dog shit on the path 小路上的一堆狗屎
- [singular]
an act of emptying solid waste matter from the bowels 拉屎 to have/take a shit 拉屎
- [uncountable]
stupid remarks or writing 胡扯；废话；狗屁 - [countable] (disapproving)
an unpleasant person who treats other people badly 可鄙的人；讨厌家伙 - [uncountable]
criticism or unfair treatment 责骂；欺侮
Word OriginOld English scitte ‘diarrhoea’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch schijten, German scheissen (verb). The term was originally neutral and used without vulgar connotation.
Idioms
beat, kick, etc. the shit out of somebody
- (taboo, slang)
to attack somebody violently so that you injure them 把某人打得屁滚尿流；揍扁
bug the hell/crap/shit out of somebody
a crock of shit
- (taboo, slang, especially North American English)
something that is not true 屁话；胡说八道
in the shit | in deep shit
like shit
no shit!
- (taboo, slang, often ironic)
used to show that you are surprised, impressed, etc. or that you are pretending to be （表示或假装惊讶等）
not give a shit (about somebody/something)
scare the shit out of somebody | scare somebody shitless
- (taboo, slang)
to frighten somebody very much 吓得某人屁滚尿流
shit happens
- (taboo, slang)
used to express the idea that we must accept that bad things often happen without reason 天有不测风云；坏事难免会发生
when the shit hits the fan
shit
verb (taboo, slang) shat and, in British English, shitted are also used for the past tense and past participle.- [intransitive, transitive] shit (something)
to empty solid waste matter from the bowels 拉屎 - [transitive] shit yourself
to empty solid waste matter from the bowels by accident 意外地拉屎 - [transitive] shit yourself
to be very frightened 非常害怕
Word OriginOld English scitte ‘diarrhoea’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch schijten, German scheissen (verb). The term was originally neutral and used without vulgar connotation.
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