shushed

英汉释义

• int.

  1.嘘

• v.

  1.叫...别出声

英英释义

• int.

  1.used for telling someone, especially a child, to be quiet. This word is often used instead of a stronger word such as shut up.

• v.

  1.to tell someone to be quiet

英汉例句

• 1.He heard soft chuckles circulate around the room and almost got up to leave. Pandora shushed the other students.

  他听到教室里渐渐响起“咯咯咯”的低笑声差点就想起身离开.潘多拉对同学们说了声“嘘”。

• 2.The staff shushed me back and said, 'It's just gangsters, sir, it's not a problem, just go back to your table. '

  一个同事朝我嘘了嘘：“是歹徒，先生，不会出什么大事的，回到你的桌子边（不要乱动）。”

• 3.More than once, Mr Osborne had to break off his speech whilst John Bercow, the Speaker, shushed shouting MPs.

  再一次，奥斯本先生不得不中断演讲，而议长约翰·伯考（JohnBercow）则示意吵闹的议员们安静。

• 4.When he almost tells his girlfriend's young daughter there is no tooth fairy, he's quickly shushed and then chastised.

  他差点就告诉女友的小女儿，世上并没有什么牙仙子。

• 5.I will not be shushed, these might be my last words.

  我才不要闭嘴呢，说不定这就是我的遗言了。

• 6."Shh, " I shushed him halfheartedly . I climbed in the opened door, wishing he'd taken the other offer.

  “嘘。”我无奈地嘘他。爬上驾驶座，但愿他能坚持前一个提议。

• 7.A shrill but sweet voice shushed a crowd. "You're waking them up! "

  一阵既刺耳又悦耳的声音让大家安静了下来：“你们想把他们叫醒啊！”

• 8."My father always shushed me when I'd talk about the government and I didn't know why, " he says.

  “当我谈论政府以及我不知道个中缘由时，我父亲总是要我安静”，他说。