Tut
interj. 嘖嘖(表示不贊成、責(zé)難)\\nn. 嘖嘖聲音\\nvi. 發(fā)嘖嘖聲
? 同義詞
?? 牛津釋義
tut
(also tut-tut / 9tQt
5tQt; `tQt`tQt/) interj, n (way of showing the) sound made by touching the top of one's mouth with the tongue to express disapproval, annoyance, etc （表示不贊成、 煩惱等的）咂嘴（聲）
Tut-tut, the boy's late again! 咳, 這孩子又遲到了!
a tut of disapproval 表示不贊成的咂嘴動(dòng)作. tut (also tut-tut) v (-tt-) [I]
express disapproval, impatience, etc in this way 咂嘴表示不贊成、 不耐煩等
His wife tut-tutted with annoyance. 他妻子不耐煩地咂著嘴.
??? 情景例句
Has no real interest in the job.
對(duì)工作并不很感興趣。
We have asked you to come to our Thank you Party today.
我們邀請(qǐng)你們參加我們今天的“感恩會(huì)”。
but by now the Thermopylae was over five hundred miles ahead.
但此時(shí)，“賽姆皮雷”號(hào)早已在500多英里之遙了。