bitching

UK
/ˈbɪtʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɪtʃɪŋ/
bitchingnoun
bitchings
pl
Traductions
râleriesFamilier ; plaintes répétées, souvent agaçantes.
Her constant bitching about the weather was starting to annoy everyone.
Ses râleries constantes sur le temps commençaient à agacer tout le monde.
Traductions supplémentaires
plaintesPlus neutre ; convient quand il s’agit d’exprimer un mécontentement répété.
médisancesQuand le mot désigne des propos méchants ou hostiles sur quelqu’un.
Définitions
The act of complaining or expressing dissatisfaction in a persistent or annoying way.
Her constant bitching about the weather was starting to annoy everyone.
Malicious or spiteful talk or criticism directed at someone.
There was a lot of bitching about the new manager at lunchtime.
bitchingadjective
more bitching
Comp.
most bitching
Super.
UK
/ˈbɪtʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɪtʃɪŋ/
Traductions
génialFamilier, surtout dans l’anglais américain ; exprime une forte approbation.
That was a bitching party last night; everyone had a great time.
C’était une soirée géniale hier soir ; tout le monde s’est bien amusé.
râleurSe dit d’une personne ou d’une attitude qui se plaint sans cesse ; familier.
She was in a bitching mood, constantly finding faults with everything.
Elle était d’humeur râleuse, trouvant sans cesse des défauts à tout.
Traductions supplémentaires
superFamilier.
ronchonFamilier ; pour une attitude maussade et plaintive.
Définitions
Excellent or outstanding.
That was a bitching party last night; everyone had a great time.
Complaining or grumbling.
She was in a bitching mood, constantly finding faults with everything.
bitchinginterjection
Used informally as an exclamation meaning ‘excellent’ or ‘great’.
Traductions
génialFamilier ; exclamation d’enthousiasme ou d’admiration.
Bitching! That trick was amazing.
Génial ! Ce tour était incroyable.
Traductions supplémentaires
topFamilier.
Définitions
An exclamation expressing enthusiasm, approval, or admiration.
Bitching! That trick was amazing.
bitchverb

bitching

Gerund

bitched
Past Simple
bitched
Past Participle
bitching
Gerund
UK
/bɪtʃ/
US
/bɪtʃ/
Traductions
râlerFamilier.
She would often bitch about her workload to her colleagues.
Elle râlait souvent au sujet de sa charge de travail auprès de ses collègues.
médiserFamilier.
He bitched about his ex-friend to anyone who would listen.
Il médisait de son ancien ami à tous ceux qui voulaient bien l’écouter.
saboterFamilier.
He completely bitched the presentation by forgetting his lines.
Il a complètement saboté la présentation en oubliant son texte.
Définitions
To complain or grumble about something persistently.
She would often bitch about her workload to her colleagues.
To speak or act spitefully or maliciously.
He bitched about his ex-friend to anyone who would listen.
To spoil, bungle, or ruin (something).
He completely bitched the presentation by forgetting his lines.
bitchnoun
Définitions
A female dog, wolf, fox, or otter.
The bitch was protective of her puppies.
A difficult or unpleasant situation or thing.
Dealing with the traffic every morning is such a bitch.
A derogatory term for a woman perceived as aggressive, unreasonable, or malicious.
She was unfairly labeled a bitch for standing up for herself in the meeting.
A person, especially a man in a position of subservience or submission to another, often in a sexual or power-imbalance context.
In prison slang, he was forced to become another inmate’s bitch.
A person of any gender who habitually complains or whines.
Quit being a bitch and just do your share of the work.
bitchinterjection
Définitions
Used to express annoyance, frustration, or surprise.
Bitch! That really hurt.
bitchadjective
Définitions
(attributive) Of or relating to a female dog; female (of a dog).
The bitch puppy was the smallest in the litter.
Extremely difficult, harsh, or unpleasant (slang, usually attributive).
That final climb is a bitch hill even for experienced cyclists.