What does “吃屎” mean in English?
This term is used as a hostile insult or dismissal, essentially telling someone to 'eat shit.'
Literally “eat excrement”
It's directed at someone to express contempt or disdain, similar to telling someone they're worthless. The tone is aggressive, and it's stronger than the straightforward English equivalent.
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Related Chinese words
滚蛋
3/5 · Vulgargǔndàn
It means 'get lost' or 'fuck off' as a rude way to dismiss someone. The literal translation 'roll egg' is not used in this context.
二逼
4/5 · Strongèrbī
It's a vulgar insult used to call someone foolish or stupid. The term literally translates to 'two逼', where '逼' refers to a derogatory term for a person, but it’s mostly just used as an insult without a direct translation.
傻逼
4/5 · Strongshǎ bī
This is a very vulgar insult that means 'fucking idiot.' It literally translates to 'stupid vulva,' but that's not how it's used in practice.
屁眼
3/5 · Vulgarpì yǎn
This term literally means 'anus' and is used as a coarse anatomical reference. It can also imply someone is acting foolishly or in a silly manner.
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