a bad word

基本解释

“That’s what Joey said, ” Patty told them. “He said it was just a word and not even a bad word.
“乔伊也是这么说的，”帕蒂告诉大家：“他说那只不过是个词而已，而且还算不得什么坏词。
Participants might press one key when they see a Moroccan name or a good word, and press another when they see a French name or a bad word.
他们可以在看到摩洛哥式姓名或者好词时按一个键，在看到法式姓名或者坏词时按另外一个键。
That's not meant to be a bad word but suggests being influenced, one might say, in the sense of "open the window and influenza," by those signs that precede it.
这不是个不好的词，只是想要表达影响的意思，人们可能说将一个符号之前的符号称作是“,“打开了窗户，引发了流感

This is why the word "tax collector" is such a bad word, for everybody but the Romans; why you'll see in the gospels the term "tax collectors and sinners."
正因此大多数人认为税吏是贬义词，除了罗马人以外;,所以福音书中有“税吏并罪人“这一说法“
耶鲁公开课 - 新约课程节选
If it's an African American or a bad word, a negative word, I want you to shout out "right," this side, "right."
如果是黑人，不好的词，或贬义词，你们就大叫喊”右“，这边，”右“
耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选
That's not meant to be a bad word but suggests being influenced, one might say, in the sense of "open the window and influenza," by those signs that precede it.
这不是个不好的词，只是想要表达影响的意思，人们可能说将一个符号之前的符号称作是“,“打开了窗户，引发了流感“
耶鲁公开课 - 文学理论导论课程节选

But the former prime minister won't say a bad word in public about Mr Lexa.
ECONOMIST: Slovakia's politics