What does “狗屁” mean in English?
It's a dismissive term for nonsense or bullshit. Literally, it translates to 'dog fart.'
Literally “dog fart”
You might hear it used to call out something ridiculous or untrue, similar to saying 'bullshit' in English. It's informal and can be used in a light-hearted or more serious context.
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Related Chinese words
屁话
3/5 · Vulgarpìhuà
It means bullshit or nonsense, referring to something that is not serious or worthy of attention. Literally, it translates to 'fart talk.'
屁话连篇
3/5 · Vulgarpìhuà liánpiān
It refers to a stream of bullshit or nonsense. The literal translation is 'pages of fart talk', which highlights its dismissive nature.
放屁
3/5 · Vulgarfàngpì
It means 'fart' in the literal sense, but it's also used to dismiss someone's words as bullshit.
扯淡
2/5 · Coarsechědàn
It means to talk nonsense or bullshit. It's used to dismiss something as ridiculous or untrue.
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