Definition of bitch - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animalfemale dog or other canine
- The bitch gave birth to six puppies.
2.
- She can be such a bitch when she's angry.
3.
- Stop your bitch about the weather.
4.
- This traffic jam is a bitch.
5.
gamesTECH. queen playing card in card gamesTECH.
- I was stuck with the bitch of spades.
Verb
1.
- She was always bitching about her coworkers.
2.
- They bitched the whole project with their mistakes.
Images of bitch
queen playing card in card games
Expressions with bitch
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karma is harsh and unforgiving in its justice
After he lied, he lost his job. Karma is such a bitch.
cocktail with vodka, soda water, lime juice
She ordered a skinny bitch at the bar.
informal gathering for knitting and chatting
Every Thursday, she attends a stitch and bitch.
female bulldog
The bull-bitch guarded the yard fiercely.
Origin of bitch
Old English, bicce (female dog)
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Examples of bitch in a sentence
He trained the bitch for the upcoming dog show. Her comments were so harsh, she sounded like a real bitch. Everyone knew her as the office bitch due to her attitude. Her constant bitch about the workload annoyed everyone. He had a bitch about the new policy changes. This paperwork is a bitch to finish before noon.
Recovering from that injury was a bitch. He played the bitch of hearts to win the trick. Holding the bitch of diamonds, she hesitated. He kept bitching about the slow service. They were bitching over trivial matters all day. She bitched the presentation with her errors. His careless actions bitched the entire plan.
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- French:chienne, râler, ...
- German:Hündin, meckern, ...
- Italian:cagna, lamentarsi, ...
- Spanish:perra, quejarse, ...
- Portuguese:cadela, queixar-se, ...
- Chinese:母狗, 抱怨, ...
- Japanese:雌犬, 不平を言う, ...
- Arabic:كَلْبَة, تذمَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:כַּלְבָּה, לְקַטֵּר, ...
- Russian:сука, ворчать, ...
- Ukrainian:сука, скаржитися, ...
- Hindi:कुतिया, शिकायत करना, ...
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