ass

ass1
[as]
noun
  1. a hoofed mammal of the horse family, which is typically smaller than a horse and has longer ears and a braying call

  2. Genus Equus, family Equidae: E. africanus of Africa, which is the ancestor of the domestic ass or donkey, and E. hemionus of Asia
    马属,马科: 非洲的苏丹野驴,为家驴或驴和亚洲野驴的祖先
    ■(in general use) a donkey
    (普通用语)毛驴
  3. (informal)a foolish or stupid person
    Latin
    (非正式)傻瓜,蠢人
    that ass of a young man.
    那个傻瓜年轻人。
常用词组
make an ass of oneself
  1. (informal)behave in a way that makes one look foolish or stupid
    (非正式)出洋相,闹笑话,做蠢事

ass2
[ɑːs, as]
noun
  1. (US vulgar slang)a person's buttocks or anus
    (美,粗俚)屁股,肛门
    ■[mass noun]women regarded as a source of sexual gratification
    被视为性交对象的女人
    ■oneself (used in phrases for emphasis)
    [在词组中表强调]自己
    get your ass in here fast.
    你快点到这里来。
    the bureaucrat who wants everything in writing so as to cover his ass.
    那个要求一切事情都有书面记录以保护自己的官僚。
常用词组
bust one's ass
  1. try very hard to do something
    十分努力地做某事
chew (someone's) ass
  1. reprimand severely
    严厉地责备
drag (或 tear 或 haul) ass
  1. hurry or move fast
    赶快,赶紧;快速移动
    he better drag ass to get here.
    他最好赶快来这里。
get your ass in (或 into) gear
  1. hurry
    赶快,赶紧
    if you get your ass in gear, you can make it out of here tonight.
    如果你赶快,你今晚就能从这儿搬出去。
kick (some) ass (或 kick someone's ass)
  1. 见 kick
kiss ass
  1. 见 kiss
not give a rat's ass
  1. not care at all about something
    一点都不关心
a pain in the ass
  1. 见 pain
a piece of ass
  1. 见 piece
put (或 have) someone's ass in a sling
  1. get someone in trouble
    使某人遇上麻烦
whip (或 bust) someone's ass
  1. use physical force to beat someone in a fight
    (格斗时)打击某人
you bet your ass
  1. you can be very sure
    你可以绝对肯定
    [with clause]you can bet your ass I'll go for it every time.
    你放心好了,我会自始至终大力争取的。
派生
assed
adjective
  1. [in combination]fat-assed guys.
    大屁股的家伙们。
语源
  1. variant of arse
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