Mer Meaning in English
word
ˈmɛɹ/, /ˈmɝ
MUR
mɜː
MUH
परिभाषा
'Mer' is a very informal, childish, or joking way to say 'poop' or 'mess', usually used by children or for humor. It imitates the word 'merde' from French, which means 'shit'.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Very informal and rare; mainly used in playful, childish, or mocking situations. Not suitable in formal writing or speech. Sometimes used among English speakers who know French or as a gentle alternative to vulgar words.
Spanish: (sin traducción; palabra inglesa informal para 'mierda')Portuguese (BR): (sem tradução; palavra em inglês informal para 'merda')Portuguese (PT): (sem tradução; palavra em inglês informal para 'merda')Chinese (Simplified): （无正式翻译；英语俚语，意为“屎”）Chinese (Traditional): （無正式翻譯；英語俚語，意為「屎」）Hindi: (कोई प्रत्यक्ष अनुवाद नहीं; अंग्रेजी में 'गंदगी' के लिए अनौपचारिक शब्द)Arabic: (لا يوجد ترجمة دقيقة؛ كلمة انجليزية عامية تعني 'قذارة' أو 'هراء')Bengali: পুটি - প্যাঁচা (খেলাচ্ছলে বা বাচ্চা ভাষায়)Russian: кака - какашки (детское, шутливое)Japanese: うんち - うんこ（子供っぽい言い方）Vietnamese: ịt - phân (trẻ con, hài hước)Korean: 똥 - 응가 (아이들말, 장난스러운)Turkish: çiş - kaka (çocukça, şakacı)Urdu: پوپ - پاخانہ (بچکانہ یا مذاق میں)Indonesian: cục ị - phân (kiểu trẻ con, đùa cợt)
उदाहरण वाक्य
The little boy said mer when he stepped in mud.
basic
Sometimes kids use the word mer instead of 'poop'.
basic
He drew a picture of a cat and wrote mer next to it.
basic
Ugh, I stepped in dog mer again!
natural
When things go wrong, just call it a mer situation.
natural
He laughed and said, 'Well, that's a big pile of mer.'
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