arse

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisharsearse1 /ɑːs $ ɑːrs/ noun [countable] British English spoken 1 HBHRUDE/IMPOLITE not polite the part of your body that you sit on SYN ass American English2 STUPID/NOT SENSIBLE taboo a stupid and annoying person. Do not use this word.3 → my arse!4 → get off your arse5 → shift/move your arse6 → not know your arse from your elbow → ass, → be a pain in the arse, → smart arse, → work your arse offarsearse2 verb British English spoken not polite → can’t/couldn’t be arsed (to do something) → arse about/aroundOrigin arse1 Old English ærs, ears

单词	arse
释义	arse From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisharsearse1 /ɑːs $ ɑːrs/ noun [countable] British English spoken 1 HBHRUDE/IMPOLITE not polite the part of your body that you sit on SYN ass American English2 STUPID/NOT SENSIBLE taboo a stupid and annoying person. Do not use this word.3 → my arse!4 → get off your arse5 → shift/move your arse6 → not know your arse from your elbow → ass, → be a pain in the arse, → smart arse, → work your arse offarsearse2 verb British English spoken not polite → can’t/couldn’t be arsed (to do something) → arse about/aroundOrigin arse1 Old English ærs, ears
随便看	let slide let slip let slip let slip let slip through your fingers let somebody alone let somebody do something let somebody go let somebody have it let somebody have something let somebody have your view let somebody in on something let somebody loose on something let somebody off lightly/easily let somebody off the hook let somebody something let somebody stew let somebody stew in their own juice let somebody/something do something let somebody/something into something let somebody/something off let somebody/something ↔ down let something alone let something be/equal/represent something let something drift