poo
poo — 名詞
- poosingular
- poosplural
1. the solid waste that comes out of a person or animal's bottom when they go to th
便便
兒童用語，指糞便
the solid waste that comes out of a person or animal's bottom when they go to the toilet — a simple word used especially with young children or when talking to them
Mummy, there is dog poo on the path by the playground.
媽咪，遊樂場旁邊的小路上有狗便便。
common compound noun: dog poo / bird poo
After breakfast, little Oliver did a poo in his potty for the first time.
早餐後，小 Oliver 第一次在他的小馬桶上便便了。
collocation: do a poo
Grandpa wiped the bird poo off the car window with a cloth.
爺爺用布把車窗上的鳥便便擦掉了。
The puppy left a poo on the kitchen floor, and Lucy cleaned it up.
小狗在廚房地板留下了一坨便便，Lucy 把它清理乾淨了。
文法句型
do + a poo
uncountable noun
用法筆記
This is a polite, child-friendly word. Adults in front of children often prefer 'poo' over more clinical terms such as 'faeces' or 'excrement'.
常見錯誤
2. the impolite behaviour of going away from a gathering without telling the other
不告而別
未道別就離席的失禮行為
the impolite behaviour of going away from a gathering without telling the other people present that you are leaving
Tom was annoyed that his date did a poo and left the party without him.
Tom 很惱火，因為他的約會對象不告而別，自己離開了派對。
collocation: do a poo (figurative, British slang)
Nobody realised Hana had gone home until someone mentioned she had done a poo.
沒有人注意到 Hana 已經回家了，直到有人說她不告而別。
It is rude to do a poo at a wedding dinner without thanking the host.
在婚宴上不跟主人打聲招呼就悄悄走掉是很失禮的。
Arjun did a poo after ten minutes at the dinner, upsetting his grandmother.
Arjun 在晚宴上待了十分鐘就不告而別，讓他祖母很不高興。
- leave without saying goodbye
neutral, non-slang phrase for the same behaviour
- slip away
softer, less critical — suggests trying not to disturb others
- take a French leave
older idiom, less common in modern English
文法句型
do + a poo (figurative)
pull + a poo
用法筆記
Only used in informal British English. The verb 'do' is the most common helper. This sense can be seen as rude language itself, so avoid it in formal situations.
常見錯誤
poo — 動詞
- poopresent simple I / you / we / they
- poos3rd person singular
- pooing-ing form
- pooedpast simple
1. to release solid waste from your body through the bottom — a straightforward wor
大便
兒童用語，指排便
to release solid waste from your body through the bottom — a straightforward word used when talking with or about babies and young children
The toddler told his mother he needed to poo before they left the park.
那個學步兒跟他媽媽說，離開公園前他需要大便。
pattern: need to poo
Mei-Lin's little brother is learning to poo in the toilet instead of wearing a nappy.
Mei-Lin 的弟弟正在學習在馬桶上大便，而不是穿著尿布。
pattern: learning to poo + in [location]
After drinking lots of water, the rabbit pooed on the grass in the garden.
喝了很多水之後，兔子在花園的草地上大便了。
Amara called for her dad because she had pooed and needed help getting cleaned up.
Amara 喊爸爸過來，因為她大便了，需要幫忙清理。
- poop
American English variant, equally informal and child-friendly
- do a poo
noun phrase used as a verbal expression, common in UK English
- go number two
euphemism used by parents with young children
文法句型
poo (no object)
need to poo
learning to poo
用法筆記
Only used with subjects that are people, children or pets. Not used in the passive voice. Past tense is 'pooed'.