bitch

BrE /bɪtʃ/ AmE /bɪtʃ/

noun en → es

1 ANIMAL [singular] B2

a female dog

perra

Collocations bitch on heat

  • The bitch was in heat.

    La perra estaba en celo.

2 INSULT [singular] B1

a very unpleasant woman, especially one who is angry and complains a lot

zorra, perra (insulto)

Collocations bitch about something

  • She's such a bitch.

    Es una zorra.

3 SLANG [interjection] C1

used as an expression of anger or frustration, similar to 'damn'

¡maldita sea!

Collocations bitch and moan

  • Oh, bitch! I dropped my phone.

    ¡Maldita sea! Se me cayó el teléfono.

4 SLANG [singular] C1

used to refer to a woman in an informal or slang context, often with no negative connotation

chica (informal)

Collocations bitch slap

  • She's a cool bitch.

    Es una chica genial.

5 SLANG [singular] C1

used to refer to a female friend or companion in an informal context, often with no negative connotation

amiga (informal)

Collocations bitch buddy

  • She's my bitch.

    Ella es mi amiga.

6 SLANG [singular] C1

used to refer to a female partner or lover in an informal context, often with no negative connotation

novia (informal)

Collocations bitch girlfriend

  • She's my bitch.

    Ella es mi novia.

7 SLANG [singular] C1

used to refer to a female employee or subordinate in an informal context, often with no negative connotation

empleada (informal)

Collocations bitch assistant

  • She's my bitch.

    Ella es mi empleada.

8 SLANG [singular] C1

used to refer to a female criminal or gang member in an informal context, often with no negative connotation

chica delincuente (informal)

Collocations bitch criminal

  • She's a bitch.

    Es una chica delincuente.