fart: [OE] Fart is a widespread and ancient word in the Indo-European languages, and goes back to a prehistoric Indo-European *perd-, which may originally have been an imitation of the sound of a fart. Its other offspring besides fart include German farzen and furzen, Swedish fj?rta, Danish fjerte, Russian perdet’, Polish pierdzie?, Greek pordízō, and Welsh rhechain.
fart (v.)
Old English feortan, ultimately from PIE *perd- (cognates: Old High German ferzan, Old Norse freta, Danish fjerte, Sanskrit pard, Greek perdein, Lithuanian perdzu, Russian perdet), of imitative origin. Related: Farted; farting. As a noun, from late 14c.
Clatterer or clatterfart, which wyl disclose anye light secreate. [Richard Huloet, "Abecedarium Anglo-Latinum," 1552]
雙語例句
1. You wanna wait'til he bends over and make a fart sound?
你想等他彎腰然后發個屁的聲音?
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2. The little fart's getting too big for his britches!
放這么大的屁你的小褲子怎么容得下!
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3. [ Scoffs ] Why should a young girl like that love an old fart like me?
為什么一個那樣的年輕女孩應該喜歡我這樣的老家伙?
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4. I relied on, fail to understand what was written fart things.
不明白寫的什么屁東西.
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5. I'm tired of being fired everytime I fart and cough.