| 释义 |
shush [transitive] (rather informal) to tell sb to be quiet, especially by saying 'shush', or by putting your finger against your lips（尤指发“嘘”声或把手指竖在嘴唇上）要某人安静◆he rudely shushed the whole room and demanded silence.他粗鲁地“嘘”了一声，要屋里的人安静下来。shush¹/ʃʊʃ ||; ʃuʃ/exclamation used to tell sb to be quiet ﹙叫某人安静﹚嘘: ◇shush! do you want to wake everyone up? 嘘！你想吵醒所有人吗？shush²/ʃʊʃ ||; ʃuʃ/verb [t] to tell sb to be quiet, especially by saying ‘shush’ or by putting your finger against your lips 叫某人安静；嘘: ◇lyn shushed the children. 林恩“嘘”了一声，让孩子们安静下来。 shush /ʃʌʃ; ʃʊʃ/interjection shush! spoken used to tell someone to be quiet 【口】 嘘！［用于叫某人安静下来］:◇"shush!" said tim. "don't talk so loud." “嘘！”蒂姆说道，“别说那么响。” |