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shit
5 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural shits
plural shits
Learner's definition of SHIT
informal
1
offensive
a [noncount] : solid waste that is passed out of the body屎
b [singular] : the act of passing solid waste from the body拉屎 — used in the phrases take a shit and (Brit) have a shit用于短语take a shit和have a shit（英国英语）
2
[noncount] offensive : foolish or untrue words or ideas : nonsense废话；谎话；胡扯
- Don't give me that shit!别废话了！
- Why are you telling me this shit?你为什么跟我说这废话？
- Just cut the shit [=stop saying meaningless things] and get to the point.别胡扯了，谈正题吧。
- He's full of shit. [=he is lying]他满口胡言。
3
[noncount] offensive : something that is worthless, unimportant, etc.垃圾；废物
- That movie was total shit.那部电影就是垃圾。
- We need to get rid of all that shit [=junk] in the basement.我们得把地下室的垃圾全部清理出去。
- There's always some shit going on.总有恶心的事发生。
4
[noncount] offensive : bad or unfair behavior or treatment胡来；捣乱
- Do what I say, and don't give me any shit.照我说的做，别胡来。
- He's a tough teacher who won't take shit from anyone.他为师严厉，谁也别想给他捣乱。
5
[count] offensive : a very bad or annoying person坏蛋；讨厌鬼
- He's been acting like a total shit.他的举动一直都像个十足的讨厌鬼。
6
offensive
a the shit — used for emphasis after words like beat, scare, surprise, etc.用在beat、scare、surprise等词后，表强调
- I'm going to beat/kick the (living) shit out of you!我要把你打得屁滚尿流！
- She surprised the shit out of me.她让我大吃一惊。
b — used as an interjection用作感叹词
- Shit! I dropped my coffee!妈的！我的咖啡洒了！
- Oh, shit. Here she comes.天哪，她来了。
get/pull your shit together
US, offensive : to begin to live in a good and sensible way : to stop being confused, foolish, etc.振作起来
- I really need to get my shit together and start looking for a job.我真的需要振作起来，开始找份工作了。
- He can never seem to pull his shit together enough to keep a job.他似乎总是无法振作起来做好一份工作。
give a shit
offensive : to care at all about someone or something在乎；介意 — usually used in negative statements通常用于否定句
- I don't give a shit what happens.我才不在乎发生什么事呢。
in deep shit
offensive also British in the shit : in a lot of trouble有大麻烦
- If his parents find out, he'll be in deep shit.要是他父母知道了，他麻烦就大了。
like shit
offensive : very bad十分糟糕的 : very badly非常糟糕
- The food tasted like shit.这食物真难吃。
- She treats him like shit.她对待他猪狗不如。
◊ If you feel like shit, you feel very sick, unhappy, etc.感觉很差（很难受、很不高兴等）
- I got drunk at the party, and the next morning I felt like shit. [=I felt sick]宴会上我喝醉了，第二天早晨感觉很难受。
- When I saw how badly I had hurt his feelings, I felt like shit.发现我深深伤害了他的感情时，我感觉很难受。
no shit
offensive — used to show that you are surprised or impressed by what has been said不会吧，不是吧（表达惊讶） — often used in an ironic way when someone makes an obvious statement常作讽刺之意，表示对某事实的认同
- “They got married.” “No shit!”“他们结婚了。”“不会吧！”
- “It's cold out there.” “No shit.” [=no kidding]“外面很冷。”“可不是。”
shit happens
offensive — used to say that bad things happen as part of life and cannot be prevented人生哪能尽如意；坏事总会时有发生
the shit hits the fan
offensive — used to describe what happens when people find out about something that makes them very angry惹麻烦；灾难临头
- I told him I was dropping out of school and the shit hit the fan.我告诉他我要辍学，这可惹了大麻烦。
2 shit /ˈʃɪt/ verb
2 shit
/ˈʃɪt/
verb
Learner's definition of SHIT
informal
1
2
[+ object] US, offensive : to try to deceive or trick (someone)欺骗，诈骗（某人）
- Are you shitting me?!你敢骗我？！
shit yourself
or US shit your pants offensive
: to become so afraid, surprised, worried, etc., that you defecate害怕（吃惊、担心等）得失禁；非常害怕；吓死了
- He jumped out from behind a tree and I nearly shit my pants.他从树后蹦出来，差点吓死我。
plural shits
1
b
vulgar : an act of defecation —usually used in the phrases take a shit and (British) have a shit
2
vulgar
a(1)
: nonsense, foolishness, crap
(2)
b(1)
(2)
: stuff
c
: a bad, unpleasant, or dangerous situation or condition
I told you twice that you were deep in the shit and that whatever you said could put you in deeper.
David Simon
David SimonThat muck at low tide is worse than quicksand, and I was knee-deep with my toes being bathed in snails' digestive juices before I realized the shit I was in. Corwin Ericson
see also tough shit Corwin Ericson7
vulgar
a
: someone or something that is excellent and exemplary —used with the see also hot shit
b
: something that is valuable or worthwhile —used in negative constructions
But unfortunately I still believe that they don't know shit. Mark Kurlansky"People would say we learned our lesson after World War II. Turns out we didn't learn shit." Taika WaititiBut what kills me more than anything is they usually pick … the ones who don't have shit going for them. Terry McMillan
Mark Kurlansky"People would say we learned our lesson after World War II. Turns out we didn't learn shit." Taika WaititiBut what kills me more than anything is they usually pick … the ones who don't have shit going for them. Terry McMillan
Example Sentences
Noun Don't give me that shit! Why are you telling me this shit? That movie was total shit. There's always some shit going on.
Word History
Etymology
Noun
Middle English *shit, from Old English scite; akin to Old English -scītan to defecate
Verb
alteration of earlier shite, from Middle English shiten, from Old English -scītan; akin to Old High German scīzan to defecate and probably to Old English scēadan to separate — more at shed entry 1
First Known Use
Noun
circa 1508, in the meaning defined at sense 5
Verb
14th century, in the meaning defined at intransitive sense
Time Traveler
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