英语词组take the piss (out of someone)是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomtake the piss (out of someone) BrEBrE1 spoken to make someone look silly by laughing at them or making them believe something that is not true:When you told me how old you were, I thought you were taking the piss.I'm not going to wear some ridiculous uniform and have everyone take the piss out of me.

NoteIt may be better to use take the mickey/mick instead of the first sense of this idiom.

2 spoken to show someone by your behaviour that you do not respect them:She's taking the piss - she's been forty minutes late every day this week.They charge £2.40 for a pot of yoghurt, which is just taking the piss.

词组	take the piss (out of someone)
释义	idiomtake the piss (out of someone) BrEBrE1 spoken to make someone look silly by laughing at them or making them believe something that is not true:When you told me how old you were, I thought you were taking the piss.I'm not going to wear some ridiculous uniform and have everyone take the piss out of me. NoteIt may be better to use take the mickey/mick instead of the first sense of this idiom. 2 spoken to show someone by your behaviour that you do not respect them:She's taking the piss - she's been forty minutes late every day this week.They charge £2.40 for a pot of yoghurt, which is just taking the piss.
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