No. 6,077 in German
crap
The German word "crap" is not a native German word; it likely refers to the English slang term meaning "nonsense" or "something of poor quality."
In a sentence
Das war echt ein Haufen Mist!
That really was a heap of crap!
The word 'Mist' (crap) is used metaphorically to describe a situation or event as undesirable or unpleasant.
Er redet nur Mist. Glaub ihm kein Wort!
He is only talking crap. Don't believe a word!
The term 'Mist' (crap) is used to refer to nonsensical or untrue statements.
Ich habe diesen Mist satt.
I am fed up with this crap.
'Mist' (crap) conveys frustration or dissatisfaction towards a situation or behavior.
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