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1.You piss me off. 6 v& H0 K+ p9 o3 v" x/ O0 ?- ?% b你气死我了。 : e* Z% b4 B' n8 A) i2.Everybody is pissed off (with all the changes of plan). $ i: P0 ~/ S! p大家(对计划的诸多变动)均感厌烦.% }- ]- T% u- r( L: p5 J
3.We were pissed around for hours before they finally gave us the right form. 3 s6 W1 Q# r& @; N. _# `他们浪费了我们好几个小时, 最後才把那份表格给我们. ; s7 T; k' f1 W4.Stop pissing about and get on with your work. ! q+ O$ v: k* S( c, f' ^
别再胡闹了, 干你的事去吧.
A friend of mine learning English, asked me this evening: “What is the difference between ‘pee’ and ‘piss’?”. I responded that “When you pee on someone it’s consensual, when you piss on them it’s rude.”