Tut, tut, tut. Naughty, naughty, you'll get caughty.”

啧，啧，啧，淘气，淘气，你们会被抓起来的。”

Nonetheless, many would make mainstream book reviewers tut.

尽管如此，许多视频还是会让主流书评家感到厌烦。

" Tut, tut, tut, " he said, " where does she lie" ?

" 啧，啧，啧，" 他说，" 她躺在哪儿？"

" Tut, tut, tut, " said Slightly, " this has cured her" .

" 啧，啧，啧，" 弱弱说，" 已经把她治好了。"

" Tut, tut, tut! That was the boy's affair. How is the poor woman? "

“不，不，不。那是这孩子干的事，那个可怜的妇人怎么样了？”

Poor girl, Maybe she tried to warm herself with these matches. Tut, tut.

可怜的女孩，也许她想用这些火柴取暖。啧，啧。

And if you don't do it, people will tut at you.

如果你不这样做，人们会指责你。

" Tut, tut, I don't seem to have made much of an impression yet, " she said, smiling.

“啧啧，看来我还没有给你留下一个深刻的烙印。”她笑容可掬地说。

But Maud said, " Tut, tut, " in gentle reproval, and then asked why I was a blithering idiot.

" 啧啧！" 然后问我为什么是个大笨蛋。

It looks lovely Ooh tut tut.

它看起来很可爱哦啧啧啧。

" Excuse you! " Beth the nurse tuts.

“原谅你！ ” 护士贝丝啧了一声。

The tutor made a twang, " Tut tut! " he cried.

家庭教师发出一声鼻音，" 啧！"

" Tut—tut! " exclaimed Mr. Ford, with a laugh, something he had seldom indulged in of late.

“啧啧啧！ ” 福特先生大笑起来， 这是他最近很少放纵的笑声。

Polite drivers also love to tut and shake their head at impolite drivers who have not thanked you for letting them pass.

礼貌的司机也喜欢对那些不礼貌的司机评头论足，指责他们没有感谢礼貌的司机给他们让路。

When a professional cricketer running in to bowl sees his England teammate—a posh amateur—practising his golf swing, the author's tut is all but audible.

对于该词的重复引用才算告一段落。一名专业的板球运动员跑出场外去观看英格兰的队友-一名动作优雅的业余球员挥舞高尔夫球杆时，作者的啧啧赞叹声此起彼伏 。

Otherwise, they won't say anything but they'll stand there and tut and maybe even say " Excuse me, excuse me" ! Just be prepared.

否则，他们不会说什么，但他们会站在那里啧啧，甚至可能会说" 不好意思，不好意思" ！准备超过你。

" Tut, tut" ! Holmes answered. " You are perfectly right. Let it play! These modern gramophones are a remarkable invention" .

“啧啧啧” ！福尔摩斯回答。“你完全正确。让它播放吧！这些现代留声机是一项了不起的发明” 。

It caused Ilaria to tut and roll her eyes and Nathan to view me sideways, as if I might have started taking drugs.

这让 Ilaria 啧啧啧， 翻了个白眼， Nathan 侧过头看我，好像我可能开始吸毒了。

We care a lot about where you stand on an escalator, and we will tut and shake our heads if you stand in the wrong place, and I always see tourists do this.

我们很在意你站在自动扶梯上的位置，如果你站错了地方，我们会啧啧地摇头，我经常看到游客这么做。

She would complain noisily to Ashok or the building's management about Agnes playing the piano, and if we passed her in the corridor she would hurry by, occasionally letting slip a vaguely audible tut.

她会大声向 Ashok 或大楼管理人员抱怨艾格尼丝弹钢琴，如果我们在走廊上经过她， 她会匆匆走过， 偶尔会发出隐约可闻的啧啧声。