He shooed the dog out of the kitchen.
他嘘嘘地把狗赶出了厨房。
1.嘘
1.发“嘘
1.used for telling an animal or a person to go away
1.to tell an animal or a person to go away, especially by saying “shoo” and waving your hands
1.The dog was shooed from its chair and the master sat down in its place.
那只狗被赶下了椅子,它的主人坐在了这个位置上。
2.The gangland master shooed him and said before he left: You know too much.
走的时候丢下一句:你知道的太多了。
3.She shooed all that spandex and sadness out of the studio, switched off the lights, stepped into the corridor.
她把舞衣和悲伤统统留在工作室,关上灯,走向走廊。
4.She shooed the children out of the house into the garden.
她以嘘嘘声把那些小孩子从屋子赶到花园里。
5.Instead, he was shooed away by the implacable clone troopers, who told him a Jedi rebellion was afoot.
但那些态度不友好的克隆人士兵告诉他绝地正在进行叛乱,然后赶他离开。
6.(He shooed away attempts to be photographed. ) He was wearing a striped Somali shirt someone had given him, white pants and sandals.
(他示意不让拍照)他穿着别人给他的索马里条纹衬衫,白色裤子和凉鞋。
7.He shooed the little children out of the shop.
他发出嘘声把小孩儿都赶出了商店
8.She looked somewhat disappointed and shooed a glance at her friend hurriedly.
看上去她有点失望,她焦急地瞥了朋友一眼。
9.He shooed the children away.
他把孩子们嘘走了。
10.The inquisitive were shooed away by five young guards who lolled in the shade of a litchi tree.
五个年轻守卫正懒洋洋的在一棵荔枝树下纳凉,见记者前来询问,他们三言两语便打发过去了。