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I. bitch <pl -es> [bɪtʃ] N

1. bitch (female dog):

bitch

2. bitch inf (complaint):

to have a good bitch
to get into a bitch about sth
to get into a bitch about sth

3. bitch inf:

bitch (mean woman)
Miststück m <-(e)s, -e> coarse
bitch (mean woman)
Bissgurn f SGer, A
Schlampe f <-, -n>
Hure f <-, -n>

4. bitch fig inf (unpleasant situation):

bitch
Mist m <-es> fig inf
what a bitch!
so ein Mist! inf
life's a bitch
a bitch of a job

II. bitch [bɪtʃ] VB intr inf!

to bitch about sb/sth

bitch out VB trans Am inf!

to bitch sb out

bitch up VB trans Am inf!

to bitch sth up
etw versauen sl

son of a ˈbitch <pl sons of bitches>, son·of·a·ˈbitch <pl -es> N Am vulg

son of a bitch
Scheißkerl m <-s, -e> coarse
Present
Ibitch
youbitch
he/she/itbitches
webitch
youbitch
theybitch
Past
Ibitched
youbitched
he/she/itbitched
webitched
youbitched
theybitched
Present Perfect
Ihavebitched
youhavebitched
he/she/ithasbitched
wehavebitched
youhavebitched
theyhavebitched
Past Perfect
Ihadbitched
youhadbitched
he/she/ithadbitched
wehadbitched
youhadbitched
theyhadbitched