Slagging Meaning in English
word · lemma: slag
ˈsɫæɡɪŋ
SLAG-ing
slˈæɡɪŋ
slag-ING
释义
'Slagging' is an informal British and Irish English term for making fun of, insulting, or criticizing someone, often in a joking or mocking way.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used in Ireland and the UK; informal and playful, but can sometimes be offensive. Commonly appears in phrases like 'a bit of slagging' or 'slagging off someone.' Not understood globally; avoid in formal writing. Distinct from serious criticism or bullying.
Spanish: meterse con - criticarPortuguese (BR): falar mal - criticarPortuguese (PT): falar mal - criticarChinese (Simplified): 嘲笑 - 说坏话Chinese (Traditional): 嘲笑 - 說壞話Hindi: मज़ाक उड़ाना - बुराई करनाArabic: الاستهزاء - الانتقادBengali: ঠাট্টা-তামাশা - মজা করে কটাক্ষ করাRussian: подшучивание - подтруниваниеJapanese: からかい - いじりVietnamese: chế nhạo - trêu chọcKorean: 농담 - 놀림Turkish: şakalaşma - takılma - dalga geçmeUrdu: مذاق اُڑانا - چھیڑناIndonesian: mengejek - menggoda (bercanda)
例句
He was slagging me about my haircut.
basic
Are you slagging him again?
basic
A bit of slagging is normal among friends.
basic
Don't take it personally—they're just slagging you for fun.
natural
We ended up slagging off our old teacher all night.
natural
There's always a bit of slagging going on in the group chat.
natural