tut-tut

Translations

tut-tutnoun
tut-tuts
pl
Countable noun denoting the sound or act of uttering a ‘tut-tut’.
цоканье языком
There was a collective tut-tut from the audience.
Из зала раздалось коллективное цоканье языком.
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Synonyms
tut-tutverb
tut-tutted
Past Simple
tut-tutted
Past Participle
tut-tutting
Gerund
Intransitive verb meaning ‘to express disapproval by saying “tut-tut”.’
цокать языком
The teacher tut-tutted when the class grew noisy.
Учительница цокнула языком, когда класс стал шуметь.
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приговаривать «ай-ай-ай»разговорное
Synonyms
click one's tongue
snap one's tongue
express disapproval
tut-tutinterjection
Used to express mild disapproval or annoyance.
Tut-tut, you know better than to leave the door open.
Ай-ай-ай, ты же знаешь, что нельзя оставлять дверь открытой.
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Definitions

tut-tutnoun
An audible expression of mild disapproval; a ‘tut-tut’.
There was a collective tut-tut from the audience.
tut-tutverb
To utter ‘tut-tut’ as an expression of disapproval.
The teacher tut-tutted when the class grew noisy.
tut-tutinterjection
Used to express mild disapproval, reproach, or annoyance.
Tut-tut, you know better than to leave the door open.