Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Piss"

A: You piss me off.
You make me mad.
You get me angry.

A: it can be rude, or it can be playful, but I would never say it in a professional environment.

A: "Piss off" means go away.

A: Significa que algo te molesta, que te saca de casillas.
It pissed me off when they fired me = me molestó que me despidieran.

A: piss you off = make you angry
piss me off = make me angry

You piss me off!
You make me so mad/angry!

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to piss you off.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make you angry.

A: “I had to take a piss/I took a piss/I pissed/I’m going to take a piss” > “I had to urinate/I urinated/I’m going to urinate”

“I’m pissed/I’m pissed off” > I’m angry

“He’s pissing me off” > he’s making me angry

It is not a very nice word.

A: 1. “You really piss me off.”

2. “I get pissed off when someone insults me.”

^^In 1 and 2, the meaning of “piss off” is to get angry or make (someone) angry.

3. (Person A): “Man you suck at this game.”
(Person B): “Piss off.”

^^ In 3, the meaning of “piss off” is like saying “go away” or “shut up.” This usage is more common in British English than American English.

A: england: piss off mate.(저리 가요.)
america: you don't wanna piss me off.(넌 날 화나게 하고 싶지 않아)

A: They are all phrases you would say by themselves. If I had to use it in a sentence it would go something like "I told the cops to piss off" lol

A:
Saying/Common Phrase:
"Its better to be pissed off than be on."

Example in sentence:
"I got pissed off and wrote her number in the bathroom stall."

"She's pissed off cause she can't fart in front of her boyfriend anymore."

"I can't handle how pissy you are as of late."

"You're turtle looks pissed off when you tried to kiss his face."

Pissed off Synonyms: Angry, Cross, Undermined, Rabid, Livid, Sore.

If you are rude and carefree, or want to fight someone,
Say "Piss off," and stick your middle finger at them.

A: @UmbertoGomes those are all third person as well. if there are plurals, then they are the same verb form as "they"

that walks

this needs

those walk

these need


let me know if you need more help!

A: and both are used often

A: they mean the same thing but “piss” is used in a more vulgar way. “pee” is fine to use in any situation

A: They both mean to urinate but piss is probably more vulgar

A: First, it's crude slang, so only use it with friends.

If you "piss off" someone, you make them angry (in general)
If you are "pissing off" someone, you are currently making them angry.
If you are "pissed off", then you are angry.
If you tell someone to "piss off", you are telling them to stop or to go away or you don't believe them.

A: Bob pisses me off.
B: Why?
A: He's selfish, and obnoxious, and I just don't like him.

Your brother is teasing you.
A: Stop doing that. It's pissing me off.

A: What's wrong?
B: My team lost. I'm so pissed off right now I could scream.
A: Dude. You need some perspective.

A: I was abducted by aliens last night.
B: Oh, piss off.

A: Bugger off

A: Don't piss me off = Không tức giận tôi (?)

A: It is common, but it is still considered impolite and rude. and certainly should not be used in any formal situation.....

A: "Take the piss out of" means "make fun of"

A:
1. It pisses me off.
2. I'm pissed off.
3. It burns me up (inside).
4. I'm fired up.

A: Good job!

A: Almost perfect! You should think about it before YOU piss someone off! 😊

A: Yes:)

A: To "piss off" means to make angry.
"It pissed me off" means it made me angry.