skit

skit
substantiv
1. afføring
2. skidt, snavs

Tvätta skiten av sig

Vaske sig
3. noget værdiløst, negative foreteelser, usympatiske personer m.m.

Hur kan du gilla den där typen, han är en stor skit!

Hvordan kan du synes, at den fyr er okay, han er ikke en skid værd!
4. kritik, skældud

Bibi fick mycket skit för sin nya roman

B. fik meget kritik for sin nye roman
5. smule, døjt

Inga vet inte ett skit om den nya musiken

I. ved ikke en døjt om den nye musik
6. type, person (også om børn)

En sån liten skit!

Sikke en lille en!
Sammensatte udtryk:

hundskit; koskit; myggskit

hundelort; kokage; myggelort
Særlige udtryk:

Sitta i skiten

Være i knibe (en besværlig situation)

Snacka (prata) skit

Lyve eller sige noget dumt (unødvendigt)

Snacka (prata) skit om någon, snacka med skit i munnen

Sige noget ondskabsfuldt om nogen, bagtale nogen

Spela skiten ur någon

Vinde over nogen, besejre nogen

Skit samma (samma skit, skit the same)

Skidt med det, det spiller ingen rolle, det er ligemeget

Vad (vilken) skit som helst

Hvad som helst, selv om det er noget skidt

Hela skiten

Alt, det hele

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