shit

S2 W2

BrE /ʃɪt/ AmE /ʃɪt/

noun / verb / adjective en → es

1 EXCREMENT [uncountable] B2

solid waste matter discharged from the bowels; feces

caca, mierda, heces

Collocations take a shit

  • He had to take a shit before leaving.

    Tuvieron que ir al baño antes de salir.

2 VERB [intransitive] C1

to defecate; to have a bowel movement

mear, cagar, hacer caca

Collocations take a shit

  • I have to go and take a shit.

    Tengo que ir al baño.

3 SWEAR [intransitive] B2

to use the word 'shit' as an expletive or interjection to express anger, frustration, surprise, etc.

joder, maldita sea, carajo

Collocations shit, what a mess

  • Shit! I forgot my keys.

    ¡Mierda! Olvidé mis llaves.

1 BAD [uncountable] B2

something that is of poor quality or worthless; rubbish

basura, mierda, porquería

Collocations that's shit

  • That movie was total shit.

    Ese película fue una porquería.

2 INSULT [transitive] C1

to insult or criticize someone harshly; to call someone a bad name

insultar, criticar duramente, llamar mierda

Collocations call sb shit

  • He called her a liar and a piece of shit.

    La llamó mentirosa y basura.

1 DRUG [uncountable] C2

an illegal drug, especially heroin or methamphetamine

droga, metanfetamina, heroína

Collocations get high on shit

  • He got high on some kind of shit.

    Se drogó con algo.

1 FIGHT [intransitive] C2

to fight or struggle violently; to engage in a physical confrontation

pelear, luchar, batallar

Collocations take shit

  • They were taking shit with each other.

    Estaban peleando entre ellos.

1 TREAT [transitive] C2

to treat someone badly or unfairly; to mistreat

tratar mal, maltratar, humillar

Collocations take shit from sb

  • He won't take any shit from anyone.

    No tolerará ningún maltrato de nadie.