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tut
exclamation
UKuk /tʌt/ us /tʌt/(alsotut-tut); (UStsk)
used in writing to represent the sound made to show you disapprove of something, or a word said twice in a humorous way to suggest disapproval: （表示不赞成或指责）啧啧（声）
Tut, it's raining - I'm going to get soaked.啧啧，下雨了——我要淋成落汤鸡了。
You're late again - tut tut!你又迟到了——啧啧！
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Linguistics: sounds used as interjections
aha
ahem
bah
bam
blah
blah, blah, blah
cor
duh
huh
ow
pooh
psst
shh
squee
uh-huh
vocable
vroom
wham
whee
whew
tut
verb[ I ]
UKuk /tʌt/ us /tʌt/-tt-
to make a disapproving sound or speak in a disapproving way: （表示不赞成或责难的）嘘！啧！
He walked off, tutting to himself.他走开了，口中啧啧不已。
[ + speech ]"Still not out of bed?" she tutted (= said in a disapproving way).“还没起床？”她啧啧道。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Talking angrily
bite
bite someone's head offidiom
bite/snap someone's head offidiom
blusteringly
dress
dress down
edge
fling
harangue
hue
huff
invective
jump
piece
roasting
spit
spit blood/venomidiom
storm
tongue-lashing
upbraid
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