ratfuck
名词 n.
动词 v.
英文释义
名词 n.
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Someone who engages in dirty tricks.
— “I want the ratfucks who did this,” Sula said.
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Someone despicable.
— You ratfuck. You ratfuck! You gotta say something!
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An act of sabotage or dirty tricks.
— The Humphrey campaign had been able to undo a ratfuck at the last minute by getting a notice into the Saturday Milwaukee Sentinel saying there would be no free lunch that afternoon with the candidate and Lorne Green of Bonanza, as advertised in a flyer circulated in the ghetto.
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A violent or disastrous situation.
— The Lord knew, he'd always tried to do his job; but it was hard to see what good he was doing there, or what good he or anybody else could do in a ratfuck like Plattner's World was turning into
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An overcrowded party.
— That was the first thing Leland had ever said to her the first time she met him, at one of those Hollywood Hills ratfucks Lucy had dragged her to.
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Something of no value.
— “I don't give a ratfuck,” he said.
动词 v.
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To steal or disorganize items that do not belong to one.
— “In my brief absence they ratfucked my bag and distributed the contents among themselves.”
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To sabotage; to fight dirty against or betray and cause disarray among.
— “Unless what's happening here is that we're getting ratfucked ourselves.”
- To interfere in an election.
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词源
词源 1
From rat + fuck. Metaphorical use arose c. 1950 in the United States, likely from college slang; see Wikipedia.
词源 2
From rat + fuck. Metaphorical use arose c. 1950 in the United States, likely from college slang; see Wikipedia.
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