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(fɑːʳt)

Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense farts, present participle farting, past tense, past participle farted

1. verb

If someone farts, air is forced out of their body through their anus.

[informal, rude]

He'd been farting all night. [VERB]

Fart is also a noun.

...a loud fart.

2. countable noun [usually adjective NOUN]

If someone describes another person as an old fart, they are showing that they think the person is boring and that they do not respect the person.

[informal, rude, disapproval]

fart in British English

(fɑːt) slang

noun

an emission of intestinal gas from the anus, esp an audible one

a contemptible person

verb (intransitive)

to expel intestinal gas from the anus; to break wind

4. fart about

Word origin

Middle English farten; related to Old Norse freta, Old High German ferzan to break wind, Sanskrit pardatē he breaks wind

fart in American English

(fɑrt)

verb intransitive

to pass, or emit, gas from the intestines through the anus

noun

such a passing of gas

3. Slang

a person, esp. an old one, regarded as a fool, nuisance, etc.

▶ USAGE: Now a vulgar term

Idioms:

fart around

Word origin

ME ferten < OE *feortan, akin to OHG ferzan < IE base *perd- > Sans párdatē, Gr perdomai

Chinese translation of 'fart'

fart

(fɑːt) (inf!)

vi

放屁 (fàngpì)

n (c)

屁 (pì) (个(個), gè)
(fig, = person)
old fart 讨(討)厌(厭)的老家(傢)伙 (tǎoyàn de lǎo jiāhuo) (个(個), gè)

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释义	Trends of fart View usage for: fart (fɑːʳt) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense farts, present participle farting, past tense, past participle farted 1. verb If someone farts, air is forced out of their body through their anus. [informal, rude] He'd been farting all night. [VERB] Fart is also a noun. ...a loud fart. 2. countable noun [usually adjective NOUN] If someone describes another person as an old fart, they are showing that they think the person is boring and that they do not respect the person. [informal, rude, disapproval] fart in British English (fɑːt) slang noun 1. an emission of intestinal gas from the anus, esp an audible one 2. a contemptible person verb (intransitive) 3. to expel intestinal gas from the anus; to break wind 4. fart about Word origin Middle English farten; related to Old Norse freta, Old High German ferzan to break wind, Sanskrit pardatē he breaks wind fart in American English (fɑrt) verb intransitive 1. to pass, or emit, gas from the intestines through the anus noun 2. such a passing of gas 3. Slang a person, esp. an old one, regarded as a fool, nuisance, etc. ▶ USAGE: Now a vulgar term Idioms: fart around Word origin ME ferten < OE feortan, akin to OHG ferzan < IE base perd- > Sans párdatē, Gr perdomai Chinese translation of 'fart' fart (fɑːt) (inf!) vi 放屁 (fàngpì) n (c) 屁 (pì) (个(個), gè) (fig, = person) old fart 讨(討)厌(厭)的老家(傢)伙 (tǎoyàn de lǎo jiāhuo) (个(個), gè) Nearby words of fart farming farmland farmyard fart farther farthest fascinate Related terms of fart old fart
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