bite me in Chinese
bite me in Chinese is 干你 — bite me means a rude, dismissive retort used to tell someone to go away or to stop annoying you, roughly equivalent to 'get lost' or 'shut up'.
bite me in Chinese
干你
Pronounced: gān nǐ
(idiomatic, slang, offensive) An expression of discontent or aggravation to another party.
What does "bite me" mean?
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interjection A rude, dismissive retort used to tell someone to go away or to stop annoying you, roughly equivalent to 'get lost' or 'shut up'.
""You'll never finish it in time." "Oh, bite me.""
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bite me in a sentence
- "You'll never finish it in time." "Oh, bite me."
- When his brother called him a loser, he just said "bite me" and walked off.
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What is "bite me" in Chinese?
"bite me" in Chinese is 干你. bite me means: A rude, dismissive retort used to tell someone to go away or to stop annoying you, roughly equivalent to 'get lost' or 'shut up'.
How do you pronounce 干你?
"bite me" in Chinese is 干你, pronounced "gān nǐ".
How do you use "bite me" in a sentence?
Example: ""You'll never finish it in time." "Oh, bite me."" In Chinese, "bite me" is 干你.
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