| 单词 | to bother one's arse |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto bother one's arse (also backside) b. Chiefly Irish English. to bother one's arse (also backside): to be willing to make the required effort; to concern oneself. Chiefly in negative constructions. Frequently with about, with. Cf. can't be arsed at arse v. 3. ΚΠ 1942 Life & Lett. To-day Aug. 128 The Old Man didn’t want to bother his backside gettin' them for me. 1975 Irish Times 26 May 10/6 A prisoner won't bother his arse complaining, it's a waste of time. 1999 C. Dolan Ascension Day (2000) viii. 161 From what Mother's told me, Isobel didn't bother her backside about Daddy's statements to the press and questions in the House about genteel depravity. 2019 @benegan97 12 Jan. in twitter.com (accessed 10 June 2019) No idea why I bother my arse with Arsenal. Consistently pathetic when they need a win. < as lemmas |
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