Definition of muchee in English:

muchee

adjective ˈmʌtʃi

informal, offensive

Much. Also as adverb (modifying an adjective): very.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Daniel Defoe (?1660–1731), writer and businessman. From Chinese Pidgin English muchee from much + Chinese Pidgin English -ee.

Definition of muchee in US English:

muchee

adjectiveˈmʌtʃi

informal, offensive

Much. Also as adverb (modifying an adjective): very.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Daniel Defoe (?1660–1731), writer and businessman. From Chinese Pidgin English muchee from much + Chinese Pidgin English -ee.

单词	muchee
释义	Definition of muchee in English: muchee adjective ˈmʌtʃi informal, offensive Much. Also as adverb (modifying an adjective): very. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Daniel Defoe (?1660–1731), writer and businessman. From Chinese Pidgin English muchee from much + Chinese Pidgin English -ee. Definition of muchee in US English: muchee adjectiveˈmʌtʃi informal, offensive Much. Also as adverb (modifying an adjective): very. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Daniel Defoe (?1660–1731), writer and businessman. From Chinese Pidgin English muchee from much + Chinese Pidgin English -ee.
随便看	somen some of someone some one someone else someone or other someone (or something ... someone (or something or somehow etc.) or other someone (or something or somehow etc.) or other someones someone's bark is worse than his/her bite someone's bark is worse than their bite someone's bark is worse than their bite someone's best plan someone's better nature someone's better nature someone's blood is worth bottling someone's blood is worth bottling someone's clutches someone's clutches someone's days are numbered someone's ears are flapping someone's ears are flapping someone's face fits someone's face fits