bullshit
英 ['bʊlʃɪt]
美 ['bʊlʃɪt]
英語の語源
- bullshit (n.)
- "eloquent and insincere rhetoric," 1915, American English slang; see bull (n.1) + shit (n.), probably because it smells. But bull in the sense of "trivial or false statements" (1914), which usually is associated with this, might be a continuation of Middle English bull "false talk, fraud" (see bull (n.3)).
- bullshit (v.)
- by 1942, from bullshit (n.). Related: Bullshitted; bullshitting.
例文
- 1. All the rest I said，all that was bullshit .
- 私が言った残りのものはすべてくだらないことです。
- 2.Don 't bullshit me，Brian！
- だまさないで、ブライアン！
- 3.Don 't try to bullshit me！
- あやしてはいけない！
- 4.In short,all his rationalizing had been pure bullshit .
- 要するに、彼のすべての自己解放は純粋にでたらめだ。
- 5.Don 't hand me that line of bullshit ，Roscoe.
- このセットをくれないで、ロスコ.
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