tsk

UK
/tɪsk/
US
/tɪsk/
tsknoun
tsks
pl
Used countably to refer to the clicking sound itself (‘a tsk’, ‘several tsks’).
Definitions
A sharp clicking sound made in order to express disapproval or annoyance.
With an impatient tsk, the teacher motioned for silence.
tskverb
tsked
Past Simple
tsked
Past Participle
tsking
Gerund
UK
/tɪsk/
US
/tɪsk/
Translations
She would often tsk when she disapproved of something.
Она часто цокала, когда что-то не одобряла.
Additional translations
Definitions
To make a sound of disapproval or annoyance by quickly drawing air through the teeth.
She tsked at the mess in the kitchen, clearly displeased with the state of things.
tskinterjection
UK
/tɪsk/
US
/tɪsk/
Translations
Tsk, I can't believe you forgot your keys again.
Ц-ц-ц, не могу поверить, что ты снова забыл свои ключи.
Definitions
An expression of disapproval or annoyance, often used to indicate mild irritation or disappointment.
Tsk, I can't believe you forgot your keys again.
tskingnoun

tsk

tsks
pl
UK
/tɪskɪŋ/
US
/tɪskɪŋ/
Translations
Her constant tsking was a sign of disapproval.
Её постоянное цоканье было признаком неодобрения.
Definitions
The act of expressing disapproval or annoyance by making a 'tsk' sound.
Her constant tsking during the meeting made it clear she was not pleased with the proposal.