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View usage for: (bɪtʃ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense bitches, present participle bitching, past tense, past participle bitched1. countable nounIf someone calls a woman a bitch, they are saying in a very rude way that they think her behaviour is very unpleasant. [rude, offensive, disapproval] 2. See also son of a bitch 3. singular nounIf you describe a situation as a bitch, you mean that it is very unpleasant or difficult to deal with. [informal, rude] 4. verb [oft cont]If you say that someone is bitching about something, you mean that you disapprove of the fact that they are complaining about it in an unpleasant way. [informal, disapproval] They're forever bitching about everybody else. [VERB + about] [Also VERB] 5. countable nounA bitch is a female dog. More Synonyms of bitch (bɪtʃ) noun1. a female dog or other female canine animal, such as a wolf 2. derogatory, slang a malicious, spiteful, or coarse woman 3. offensive, slang a woman 5. slang a difficult situation or problem 6. slang a person who acts as a subordinate or slave to another person verb informal7. (intransitive) to complain; grumble 8. to behave (towards) in a spiteful or malicious manner 9. (transitive; often foll by up) to botch; bungle Word origin Old English biccebitch in American English (bɪtʃ) noun1. the female of the dog, wolf, fox, etc. 2. Archaic a lewd or promiscuous woman 3. Slang a woman regarded as malicious, bad-tempered, or aggressive a term of contempt 4. Slang anything especially unpleasant or difficult verb transitive Slang7. to bungle usually with up 8. to behave spitefully or angrily toward Word origin ME bicche < OE bicce; akin to ON bikkja; (sense 7) ? infl. by botch Synonyms of 'bitch'cow, devil, vixen nightmare, pig, swine, bummer More Synonyms of bitch British English: bitch / bɪtʃ/ NOUN A bitch is a female dog. - American English: bitch
- Arabic: كَلْبَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: cadela
- Chinese: 母狗
- Croatian: kuja
- Czech: fena
- Danish: tæve
- Dutch: teef
- European Spanish: perra
- Finnish: narttu
- French: chienne
- German: Hündin
- Greek: σκύλα
- Italian: cagna
- Japanese: 雌犬
- Korean: 암캐
- Norwegian: tispe
- Polish: suka
- European Portuguese: cadela
- Romanian: cățea
- Russian: сука
- Latin American Spanish: perra
- Swedish: hynda
- Thai: สุนัขตัวเมีย
- Turkish: kancık
- Ukrainian: сука
- Vietnamese: chó cái
British English: bitch VERB If you say that someone is bitching about something, you mean that you disapprove of the fact that they are complaining about it in an unpleasant way. They're forever bitching about everybody else. - American English: bitch
- Brazilian Portuguese: implicar
- Chinese: 发牢骚
- European Spanish: quejarse
- French: médire
- German: meckern
- Italian: sparlare
- Japanese: 不平を言う
- Korean: 씹다
- European Portuguese: implicar
- Latin American Spanish: protestar
Chinese translation of 'bitch' n (c) - (= dog)
母狗 (mǔgǒu) (条(條), tiáo) - (inf!, = woman)
恶(惡)毒的女人 (èdú de nǚrén) (个(個), gè)
vi - (inf, = complain)
埋怨 (mányuàn)
Definition a difficult situation or problem It was a bitch of a winter that year. Synonyms nightmare bastard (offensive, informal) swine bummer phrasal verbSee bitch about something or someoneAdditional synonymsDefinition a dirty, greedy, or bad-mannered person The whole incident just confirms what a pig he has become. Synonyms brute, monster, scoundrel (old-fashioned), animal, beast, rogue, swine, rotter (old-fashioned), boor- bishopric
- bit
- bit by bit
- bitch
- bitch about something or someone
- bitchy
- bite
- bitch about something or someone
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