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tut
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/tʌt/
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/tʌt/
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tut
noun
tuts
pl
Used countably to refer to the sound or act of tutting.
tut
verb
tutted
Past Simple
tutted
Past Participle
tutting
Gerund
UK
/tʌt/
US
/tʌt/
цокать
She would often tut in disapproval when she saw something she didn't like.
Она часто цокала с неодобрением, когда видела что-то, что ей не нравилось.
Synonyms
tut-tut
click
tsk
disapprove
rebuke
tut
interjection
UK
/tʌt/
US
/tʌt/
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tut
noun
A short clicking sound made to express disapproval, annoyance, or impatience.
With an irritated tut, he slammed the door behind him.
tut
verb
To express disapproval or annoyance by making a 'tut' sound.
She tutted in disapproval when she saw the mess in the kitchen.
tut
interjection
An expression of disapproval or annoyance, often used to indicate mild irritation or impatience.
Tut, I can't believe you forgot your keys again!
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