| 词汇 | tut-tut |
| 释义 | tut-tut (noun) tut-tut (verb) tut-tut 3 ENTRIES FOUND: tut-tut (interjection) tut-tut (noun) tut-tut (verb) 1 tut-tut two clicking sounds, often read as /ˈtʌtˈtʌt/ interjection 1 tut-tut two clicking sounds, often read as /ˈtʌtˈtʌt/ interjection Learner's definition of TUT-TUT — used to show disapproval啧啧（表不赞成） Tut-tut [=tsk-tsk], this time you've gone too far.啧啧，这次你太过分了。 2 tut-tut /ˈtʌtˈtʌt/ noun plural tut-tuts 2 tut-tut /ˈtʌtˈtʌt/ noun plural tut-tuts Learner's definition of TUT-TUT [count] : a sound made to show disapproval啧啧（表不赞成） There were a few inevitable tut-tuts from the older folks in the crowd.人群中的老年人不免发出了啧啧声。 3 tut-tut /ˈtʌtˈtʌt/ verb tut-tuts; tut-tutted; tut-tutting 3 tut-tut /ˈtʌtˈtʌt/ verb tut-tuts; tut-tutted; tut-tutting Learner's definition of TUT-TUT [no object] : to show disapproval by making a sound (such as “tut-tut”)咂嘴，发出啧啧声（表不赞同） Some people may tut-tut disapprovingly about obscenities on television.有些人可能会对电视中的污言秽语啧啧不已。 : to say something that expresses disapproval人言啧啧 Political commentators have been tut-tutting over the latest scandal in Washington.政治评论家们一直对华盛顿最近的丑闻啧啧不已。 |
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