sod
noun uk/sɒd/ us/sɑːd/
(PERSON)
[ C ] UK offensive讨厌的事物（或人）；难办的事
something or someone considered unpleasant or difficult
Apparently he's a sod to work for. 据说为他工作很麻烦。
What did you do that for, you stupid sod? 为什么要那样做，你这愚蠢的讨厌鬼？
It was a sod of a car to repair. 这辆车很难修理。
[ C ] UK offensive人，小子，家伙
a person
He's won again - the lucky sod! 他又赢了——这小子真走运！
The poor old sod - I don't suppose he's got a home. 这可怜的老头儿——我觉得他没有家。
(GRASS)
[ S or C ]（移植的）草皮，草地
a rectangular piece that has been cut from an area of grass
He worked fast, cutting and slicing the turf neatly, heaving the sod to one side. 他干得很快，把草皮一块块整整齐齐地切割开来并拖到一边。
[ S ] literary土壤;土地
soil or ground
She sleeps beneath the sod (= she is dead and has been buried). 她长眠于地下了。
Idiom
not care/give a sodidiom UK offensive 不担心；不在意
to not be worried about other people's opinions or actions
I'm leaving and I don't give a sod (about) what Margaret thinks. 我要走了，我才不在意玛格丽特怎么想呢。
She doesn't care a sod about her reputation. 她一点都不在意自己的名声。
sod
exclamation UK offensive uk/sɒd/ us/sɑːd/ (also sod it!)
（表示恼火）该死
used to express anger
Oh sod it - I've left my glasses behind! 哦，该死——我忘记拿眼镜了！