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hoot

UK
/huːt/
US
/hut/

Translations

hootnoun
hoots
pl
UK
/huːt/
US
/hut/
The hoot of the owl could be heard in the quiet night.
Уханье совы было слышно в тихую ночь.
He's such a hoot at parties, always making everyone laugh.
Он такой весельчак на вечеринках, всегда всех смешит.
The train's hoot signaled its departure from the station.
Гудок поезда сигнализировал о его отправлении со станции.
Additional translations
свист
крик
Synonyms
call
whoop
cry
sound
hoot owl
hootverb
hooted
Past Simple
hooted
Past Participle
hooting
Gerund
UK
/huːt/
US
/hut/
The owl hooted in the middle of the night.
Сова ухала посреди ночи.
The train hooted as it approached the station.
Поезд гудел, приближаясь к станции.
Additional translations
трубить
кричать
Synonyms
whoop
yell
call
shout
hoot out

Definitions

hootnoun
A sound made by an owl.
The hoot of an owl echoed through the forest at night.
A loud shout or laugh, often used to express disapproval or amusement.
The comedian's joke was met with a hoot of laughter from the audience.
Something or someone that is very funny or entertaining.
The party was a hoot, with everyone enjoying the games and music.
A short, loud sound made by a horn or similar device.
The driver gave a hoot on the horn to warn the cyclist.
The slightest amount of interest or concern (usually in negative constructions).
She doesn't give a hoot about what other people say.
hootverb
To make a loud, raucous sound, typically resembling the call of an owl.
The owl hooted in the distance, adding an eerie feel to the night.
To express disapproval or scorn by making a loud noise.
The audience hooted at the comedian's offensive joke.
To laugh loudly or boisterously.
The children hooted with laughter at the clown's antics.
To sound a horn or similar device.
The driver hooted his horn to alert the pedestrian crossing the street.
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