RTFI

rude slang An initialism of "read the fucking instructions," an exclamation of frustration and exasperation directed at someone who has asked a question or series of questions that have already been answered in the instructions for something. Would you stop asking such boneheaded questions and just RTFI? I don't have time to hold your hand on every project we do. I don't understand how you could be having so many problems installing the software. RTFI, dude.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Read the fucking instructions!

and RTFI

exclam. & comp. abb. Simply read the instructions. (Usually objectionable.) RTFI! It’s really very simple.

RTFI

verb

See Read the fucking instructions!

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

FGI
DYOFDW
HBU
CTFO
WTG
DBEYR
YKWIM
DYOR
AINEC
FTFY

词组	RTFI
释义	RTFI RTFI rude slang An initialism of "read the fucking instructions," an exclamation of frustration and exasperation directed at someone who has asked a question or series of questions that have already been answered in the instructions for something. Would you stop asking such boneheaded questions and just RTFI? I don't have time to hold your hand on every project we do. I don't understand how you could be having so many problems installing the software. RTFI, dude. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Read the fucking instructions! and RTFI exclam. & comp. abb. Simply read the instructions. (Usually objectionable.) RTFI! It’s really very simple. See also: fucking, read RTFI verb See Read the fucking instructions! McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: FGI DYOFDW HBU CTFO WTG DBEYR YKWIM DYOR AINEC FTFY
随便看	lie in wait (for), to here's a dime, call someone who cares here's how here's looking at you! here's looking at you here's mud in your eye here's mud in your eye! here's the deal here's the rub here's the thing (about someone or something) here's to here's to somebody/something! here's to (someone or something) Here's your hat, what's your hurry? here, there, and everywhere here/there (one) goes again here today and gone tomorrow here today, (and) gone tomorrow here today, gone tomorrow here to stay here we go here we go again here you are here you go Here’s looking at you