"Holy"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: 'That is some really crazy stuff that just happened. Oh wow that was crazy'.
They're slang terms to express amazement.

Urban dictionary is a good site for slang term definitions, if you can separate the jokes from the real definitions.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=holy%20shit
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Bloody

A: it means like oh wow or oh my gosh ;)

A: Holy é sagrado/sagrada

A: Holly mama is a very informal phrase.
Mostly likely from us English.
It emphasis shock or disbelief. Or being surprise at something.

A: It's an expression of surprise. Moly is a nonsense word to rhyme with holy.

A:
‘Holy cow’ is an expression usually used for surprise.
Example: “Holy cow! I can’t believe I passed the exam”
You can also use ‘OMG’ ‘Holy Moly’ ‘Wow’

A: - My neighbour won a Nobel prize.
- Holy cow! It's amazing!

A: When I found my phone it was like finding the holy grail

A: Holy shit is similar to すごい. You say that when there's something so amazing that you almost can't believe it.

Holy shit, that goal is beautiful!
Holy shit, this tastes incredibly bad!
Holy shit, he's so good at this game!
Holy shit, this is freaking crazy!

A: They are exactly the same, but "crap" isn't as offensive as the swear word "shit", so people who are trying to not be offensive might say "crap" instead.

I've even heard "holy cow" and "holy moly" and other ways to express this same thing; it's not the meaning of that specific word that matters, but the sentiment of surprise.

A: no difference

A: @Kaldath Thank you for your explanation :)

A: "Bull shit" is often said when you don't believe someone or you think someone is lying to you.
There's the expression, "I call bullshit," meaning that you know they're lying.
"Holy shit" is often used for surprise or disbelief of something.
Ex. "Holy shit! I can't believe Atletico Madrid won the league!" :D

A: BTW it's ok to say the Holy Bible, but it's far more common to just say the Bible. Holy Bible just gives it a much more religious tone.

A: Holy cow! What on earth happened here? This place is a disaster!

A: できます！でも感じはちょっと違うと思います。
Holy shit = 驚く、共感するとき、真面目な時も使えます。（友達の中だけ）
Holy shit, what happened? 驚く
Holy shit, that's such a mean thing to do.　共感、真面目
Holy smoke やholy cow は私にとって、なんか面白い感じがありますが。私はholy shitしか使って、これしか聞きませんが、多分私の所の以外でholy smokeやholy cowを使って、文化的な意味は違いがあるかもしれません。
とにかく、使って自然です！:)

A: Música sagrada

A: "holy cow" sounds very natural and normal in American English. It's not something I use, but it doesn't sound weird to me.

Honestly, "good" is what I would say. I really can't recommend anything else, since that sounds the best and most natural to me.

A: Holy cricket! My computer is out of order again. I will get punished by my father.

A: Just ad an "s" at the end of "smoke", and you are good.

A: it is a natural sentence, although it wouldn't be used in that many contexts. If somebody said something to put the lord's name in vain, then you would say 'that's a curse against god," although not many people really care these days

A: Technically, "we've got" is grammatically correct, but in very informal speech like this, "we got" is fine.