Definition of diss - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- His comment was seen as a diss to the entire team.
Verb
1.
- He didn't hesitate to diss his opponent during the debate..
2.
- She felt dissed by her colleagues at the meeting.
Origin of diss
English, diss (disrespect)
Examples of diss in a sentence
She took his silence as a diss. She would never diss her friends. They used the platform to diss their rivals. He dissed his friend in front of everyone. The artist dissed the critics in his new song.
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- French:critique, dénigrer, ...
- German:Respektlosigkeit, dissen, ...
- Italian:insulto, insultare, ...
- Spanish:insulto, insultar, ...
- Portuguese:desrespeito, insultar, ...
- Chinese:不敬, 侮辱, ...
- Japanese:侮辱, 侮辱する, ...
- Arabic:إِهانة, أهانَ, ...
- Hebrew:דִּיס, לְזַלְזֵל, ...
- Russian:оскорбление, унижать, ...
- Ukrainian:неповага, принижувати, ...
- Hindi:अपमान, बेइज़्ज़ती करना, ...
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