git

A noun referring to an unpleasant or contemptible person, often used as a mild insult.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее неприятного или презренного человека, часто используемое как мягкое оскорбление.esSustantivo que designa a una persona desagradable, despreciable o molesta, usado a menudo como insulto leve o despectivo.frNom désignant une personne désagréable ou méprisable, souvent utilisé comme insulte légère ou familière.deSubstantiv, das eine unangenehme oder verachtenswerte Person bezeichnet und oft als mildes Schimpfwort verwendet wird.ptSubstantivo usado para se referir a uma pessoa desagradável, desprezível ou irritante, muitas vezes como um insulto leve.zh名词，指令人讨厌或卑劣的人，常用作较温和的辱骂语。arصفة أو اسم يُطلق على شخص مزعج أو خسيس أو حقير، ويُستعمل غالباً كشتيمة خفيفة.

1. Contemptible person B2 informal british

   A person, usually male, who is regarded as foolish, unpleasant, or despicable.

   • He's such a git for leaving without saying goodbye.
   • Don't be a git – help us clean up.
   • I can't believe that git cut in front of me in line.
   • She called him a lazy git after he refused to work.

   ruПрезренный человекesPersona despreciablefrIndividu méprisabledeVerachtenswerter MenschptPessoa desprezívelzh卑鄙小人arشخص حقير

   Sinônimos: boorboundercadfoolidiotjerkloutoafrotterswine

2. Annoying or bothersome individual B2 informal british

   Someone who behaves in an irritating or selfish manner.

   • That git from the office keeps stealing my lunch.
   • He was a complete git during the meeting, interrupting everyone.
   • Why is that git always complaining about nothing?
   • I had to deal with a git who wouldn't stop talking.

   ruНеприятный типesPersona molesta o desagradablefrindividu agaçant ou antipathiquedeUnsympathischer KerlptChatozh讨厌鬼arشخص مزعج

   Sinônimos: annoyancecadfoolidiotjerkloutnuisanceoafpesttwit

• gits plural form
• gits' possessive plural form
• git's possessive singular form