Pissant Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈpɪsænt/

PIS-ant

UK

/ˈpɪsænt/

PIS-ant

परिभाषा

A slang and insulting word for someone or something that is considered completely unimportant, weak, or annoying.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Highly informal and vulgar. Used mostly in American English, often as an insult. Do not use in polite or formal conversation. Can describe both people ('He's a pissant') and things ('a pissant problem'). Synonyms: 'nobody', 'loser', 'insignificant'. Be careful; can sound very rude.

• Spanish: insignificante - don nadie (informal, despectivo)
• Portuguese (BR): insignificante - ninguém (informal, depreciativo)
• Portuguese (PT): insignificante - ninguém (informal, depreciativo)
• Chinese (Simplified): 无足轻重的人（贬义） - 小人物（贬义）
• Chinese (Traditional): 無足輕重的人（貶義） - 小人物（貶義）
• Hindi: तुच्छ व्यक्ति (अपमानजनक)
• Arabic: شخص تافه (ازدرائي)
• Bengali: তুচ্ছ - তুচ্ছ ব্যক্তি - গৌণ
• Russian: ничтожество - мелочь (пренебрежительное)
• Japanese: 取るに足らない奴 - くだらない奴
• Vietnamese: kẻ vớ vẩn - chẳng ra gì
• Korean: 별 볼일 없는 사람 - 하찮은 존재
• Turkish: önemsiz herif - değersiz kişi
• Urdu: حقیر - معمولی آدم
• Indonesian: orang remeh - orang tak berarti

उदाहरण वाक्य

Don't listen to that pissant; he doesn't know anything.

basic

He called my idea a pissant problem.

basic

Nobody cares what that pissant thinks.

basic

Why should I waste my time arguing with a pissant like him?

natural

All that trouble over a pissant little mistake?

natural

He acts tough, but really he's just a pissant trying to look important.

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