Jackasses Meaning in English

word · lemma: jackass

US

ˈdʒæˌkæs

JAK-ass-iz

UK

dʒˈækæsɪz

jak-ASS-iz

परिभाषा

'Jackasses' is the plural of 'jackass', meaning male donkeys. Informally, it is also used to insult someone, calling them stupid or foolish.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very informal and often insulting when referring to people. Used mainly in American English. As an animal, 'jackasses' means male donkeys; as an insult, it means people acting foolishly. Avoid in polite or formal contexts.

• Spanish: burros - idiotas
• Portuguese (BR): burros - idiotas
• Portuguese (PT): burros - idiotas
• Chinese (Simplified): 蠢驴 - 笨蛋
• Chinese (Traditional): 蠢驢 - 笨蛋
• Hindi: गधों - मूर्ख लोग
• Arabic: حمير - أغبياء
• Bengali: গাধা (পুরুষ) - বোকা লোক
• Russian: ослы - придурки
• Japanese: 雄ロバ - ばか者
• Vietnamese: lừa đực - kẻ ngốc
• Korean: 수나귀 - 바보
• Turkish: erkek eşek - aptal herifler
• Urdu: نر گدھے - بیوقوف لوگ
• Indonesian: keledai jantan - orang bodoh

उदाहरण वाक्य

The farmer keeps two jackasses for his work.

basic

Those jackasses are always making a mess.

basic

I saw some jackasses in the field this morning.

basic

Don't listen to those jackasses; they always complain for no reason.

natural

Some people act like real jackasses when they're online.

natural

I can't believe those two jackasses got lost in their own neighborhood.

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