GefreiterKania
24 Aug 2023
Life / In Poland on holiday - need help with bad case of homesickness [108]
"Has she? Your beloved hobnobs? And to think that you trusted her so much! It must have been like a kick in the bollocks for you when you found out. So, that's why you look so down in the dumps and bolloxed."
Bolloxed can also mean "tired", right?
Can one use a vulgarism like "bollocks" in an exam? In the old days (meaning when I passed my Matura exam) we were taught to never ever use such words in a written examination.
I'm going to bollock my assistant 'cos she's been nicking hobnobs off my desk
"Has she? Your beloved hobnobs? And to think that you trusted her so much! It must have been like a kick in the bollocks for you when you found out. So, that's why you look so down in the dumps and bolloxed."
Bolloxed can also mean "tired", right?
papers for C1 exams
Can one use a vulgarism like "bollocks" in an exam? In the old days (meaning when I passed my Matura exam) we were taught to never ever use such words in a written examination.