pillock in Chinese
pillock in Chinese is 剃须刷 — pillock means british informal term for a stupid or annoying person.
pillock in Chinese
剃须刷
Pronounced: tì xū shuā
(UK, Ireland, Commonwealth, derogatory, slang) A stupid or annoying person; a simpleton; a fool.
What does "pillock" mean?
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noun British informal term for a stupid or annoying person.
"Don't be such a pillock — you've locked the keys inside again."
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- Don't be such a pillock — you've locked the keys inside again.
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What is "pillock" in Chinese?
"pillock" in Chinese is 剃须刷. pillock means: British informal term for a stupid or annoying person.
How do you pronounce 剃须刷?
"pillock" in Chinese is 剃须刷, pronounced "tì xū shuā".
How do you use "pillock" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't be such a pillock — you've locked the keys inside again." In Chinese, "pillock" is 剃须刷.
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