Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Cba"

A: Apparently this is British slang for "can't be arsed" arsed in the sentence substitutes for "asked" arse is slang for ass. The phrase means they are to lazy to do what is being suggested.

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A: Maybe "can't be assed/arsed".

- Hey John, u comin 2 da club 2nite?
+ Nah. Cba. 2 tired.
- Kl.

A: cba is a slang for "can't be arsed"
So it's "I can't be arsed to go get mine"

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A: CBA is very informal and the average English speaker might ask what you mean if you used it. It is also primarily from British English as "arse" is not used very often in American English.

"John forgot to take out the trash again, and today was our weekly pickup. I honestly CBA with him."

A: "can't be assed" like, i can't be bothered

A: It is a slang for 'can't be arsed' which is said when you don't want to be bothered with, dislike doing anything...