douche

/doosh/US // duʃ //UK // (duːʃ) //

傻子,傻帽,傻逼,傻蛋

Definitions

n.名词 noun

v.有主动词 verb

v.无主动词 verb

as inbath

Forms: douched, douching

Synonyms

A representative separately said that the company does not manufacture or endorse the use of douches.
As a bonus touch of Eurotrash élan, one can only salute his past-caring insistence on wearing total douche-bag sunglasses.
If you were one of the select few who was lucky enough to attend, perhaps we can engage in a douche-y brag-off.
To be clear, the fact that he was being used did not make the kid any less of a douche.
That came when he chose to review the restaurant I used to work at sheerly because I called him a douche bag.
Not running your company into the ground like every other Wall Street douche.
She was just made up, along with the table dhte and the chambres garnies and the douche and the jardin dagrment.
He thought for a moment that she had dropped dead and the shock of the business pulled him together like a douche of cold water.
Salome was silent, feeling rather disappointed at this douche of cold water over her schemes of authorship.
Toward evening she was taken out again for half an hour's walk, and before she went to rest had a douche or a swim in the river.
The door came back, letting in a douche of cold rain and a black shadow which leaped for the security of the center of the room.

/doosh/US // duʃ //UK // (duːʃ) //

傻子,傻帽,傻逼,傻蛋

n.名词 noun

v.有主动词 verb

v.无主动词 verb

as inbath

Forms: douched, douching

Synonyms

A representative separately said that the company does not manufacture or endorse the use of douches.
As a bonus touch of Eurotrash élan, one can only salute his past-caring insistence on wearing total douche-bag sunglasses.
If you were one of the select few who was lucky enough to attend, perhaps we can engage in a douche-y brag-off.
To be clear, the fact that he was being used did not make the kid any less of a douche.
That came when he chose to review the restaurant I used to work at sheerly because I called him a douche bag.
Not running your company into the ground like every other Wall Street douche.
She was just made up, along with the table dhte and the chambres garnies and the douche and the jardin dagrment.
He thought for a moment that she had dropped dead and the shock of the business pulled him together like a douche of cold water.
Salome was silent, feeling rather disappointed at this douche of cold water over her schemes of authorship.
Toward evening she was taken out again for half an hour's walk, and before she went to rest had a douche or a swim in the river.
The door came back, letting in a douche of cold rain and a black shadow which leaped for the security of the center of the room.