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Pronunciation / Transliteration: húndàn
"别像个混蛋一样行事。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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An irritating, despicable, or obnoxious person.
"Stop acting like such an asshole to your friends."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Coined in American English, combining 'ass' (referring to the buttocks or anus) and 'hole', first used literally in the 19th century and later extended metaphorically to describe an objectionable person.
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connard
Transliteration: connard
"Il se comporte comme un vrai connard."
Arschloch
Transliteration: Arschloch
"Sei nicht so ein Arschloch."
stronzo
Transliteration: stronzo
"Non fare lo stronzo con me."
imbécil
Transliteration: imbécil
"No seas un imbécil con ella."
babaca
Transliteration: babaca
"Ele agiu como um babaca ontem."
हरामी
Transliteration: harami
"वह एक नंबर का हरामी है।"
混蛋
Transliteration: húndàn
"别像个混蛋一样行事。"
개새끼
Transliteration: gaesaekki
"그는 정말 참을 수 없는 개새끼야."
野郎
Transliteration: yarou
"あの野郎、許さないぞ。"
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