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How do you use BUM in English?
I just read an article about bum. It is the sentence.
''I'm just an old bum at home'' Bill said, ''but here you treat me like a VIP.''
Does bum have negative meanings? Or it is a neutral word?
Why is it also same to bumbailliff?
23 feb. 2022 16:11
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I agree with what the others have said. You can also use the phrase "bumming around" to mean wasting time, in a neutral but slightly humorous sense.
I also don't know what a bumbailiff is, but now that I've heard it, I desperately want it to be a word and to start using it in conversation. Just as soon as we've decided what it means :-D
23 februari 2022
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Deze inhoud schendt onze communityrichtlijnen.
23 februari 2022
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“An old bum” is an English expression which refers to a lazy person. I hope this helps, Zoe 😊.
23 februari 2022
This word can also be used to refer to a vagrant, although it's generally considered offensive or insensitive. ... As a verb, bum is a term for lazing around, as in, "I didn't have any homework this afternoon, so I just bummed around and played video games.
24 februari 2022
a bum is an insulting term, some people call homeless people bums, or say a dad that neglects his child in every way is a bum, can mean lazy or ethical
24 februari 2022
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