What does "Wet" mean?

Weak, feeble, or pathetic. British insult for someone lacking backbone or being overly soft.

How do you use "Wet" in a sentence?

Don't be so wet. He's a bit wet.

Slang Term British ★★★★☆ Common Casual

Significado: Weak, feeble, or pathetic.

软弱的，没骨气的，可悲的

Débil, endeble o patético.

弱々しい、意気地なし、情けない

나약한, 기운 없는, 한심한

British insult for someone lacking backbone or being overly soft.

用来骂缺乏骨气或过于软弱的人的英式侮辱。

Insulto británico para alguien sin carácter o demasiado blando.

気骨がない、軟弱すぎる人に対するイギリスの悪口です。

배짱이 없거나 지나치게 유약한 사람에 대한 영국식 욕설.

/wet/

Contexto: insult

Tono: dismissive

About weakness/spinelessness
用来形容软弱和没有骨气
Se refiere a debilidad o falta de carácter
弱さや優柔不断さについて使う表現です
나약함/비겁함에 대해 사용

British slang—'wet' meaning weak like wet tissue, lacking substance.

Era: Traditional

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

WetWet blanket