shoo

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get lost

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get screwed

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"Piss off" is a British English slang phrase that emerged in the early 20th century, combining "piss" (urinate, used metaphorically for annoyance or contempt) with "off" to tell someone to leave or stop bothering you. The metaphor conveys strong irritation or dismissal, essentially telling the listener to "get lost." It is commonly used in informal speech, often among adults or peers, and can appear in films, TV, and literature for emphasis. The phrase is rude and aggressive, clearly derogatory in tone, but its offensiveness is mild compared with more explicit curses and can sometimes be used jokingly among friends.

What is the origin of the term "piss off" and how is it used?

piss off

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away with you

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screw off

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stuff it

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shove it

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to hell with {sb/sth}

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"Shut up" is an English phrase that dates back to at least the 18th century, originally meaning to enclose or confine something, and later used figuratively to tell someone to stop talking. It is a forceful command used to demand silence, often in informal, confrontational, or frustrated contexts. The phrase is mildly to moderately rude, depending on tone and situation, and is considered impolite in formal or polite conversation.

What is the origin of the term "shut up" and how is it used?

shut up

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shut it

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shut your mouth

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knock it off

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that's enough

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leave it out

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give it a break

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Em inglês, "no" é usado para dar uma resposta negativa, recusar, discordar ou dizer que algo não é verdadeiro. É o oposto de "yes"; "nope" e "nah" são formas mais informais.

O que significa a palavra inglesa "no"?

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hell no

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uh-uh

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no way

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no chance

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not for the world

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These interjections are used when the speaker wants to tell someone to leave or be quiet, or indicate that they would not do something.

Interjeições de rejeição e recusa

Interjeições em inglês para «Rejeição e Recusa»

Interjections of Dismissal and Refusal

English Interjections for "Dismissal and Refusal"