動詞
词源
源自 give + a + shit。
读音
- /ˈɡɪv ə ˌʃɪt/
释义
在乎,在意,理會(尤指別人的想法或行為,尤其是他们对说话者的看法或说法)
You're going to get me fired? I don't give a shit!
你要让我被解雇?我才不在乎呢!
"Do it badly," said the man, "who cares? Who gives a shit?"
“不必苛求,”男人說道,“又有誰會在乎呢?根本不會有人當回事兒。”
1982,Douglas Adams,Life, the Universe and Everything,114頁:There are some people who still hitchhike, although not as many as before. A lot of folks gave the practice up after being buried in shallow graves near the side of the road. But here's some fun you can have in case you still like to get out and hoist a thumb.[...]Or, when the guy stops, don't say anything; just jump in and sit down. When he says, "Where you going?" say, "I don't give a shit. Let's just ride around. I'm off till Thursday." Then make a lot of motor noises with your mouth.
1997,George Carlin,「Hitchhiking Fun」,收錄於Brain Droppings,New York:Hyperion Books,→ISBN,→LCCN,→OCLC,→OL,222頁:
词形与写法(4)
| 词形 | 标注 | 转写 |
|---|---|---|
| gives a shit | third-person · singular · present | |
| giving a shit | present · participle | |
| gave a shit | 簡單過去時 | |
| given a shit | past · participle |