int./n. (作书面语或口语，表示不赞成的咂嘴声)啧啧
vi.发出嘘声

原形：tut第三人称单数：tuts过去式：tutted过去分词：tutted现在分词：tutting

Tut-tut! It's raining again.
哎呀！又下雨了。
She tutted with disapproval when she saw the mess.
看到这一团糟，她不满地咂嘴。
He tutted at the state of the garden.
他对于花园的状况表示不满。
Tut, tut! Don't be so rude!
啧啧！别这么粗鲁！
The teacher tutted as the students whispered during class.
上课时学生们窃窃私语，老师发出啧啧声以示不满。
Tut, tut," said the old man, shaking his head. "You should know better."
“啧啧，”老人摇摇头说，“你应该更懂事。”
She tutted in frustration when she couldn't find her keys.
找不到钥匙时，她沮丧地咂嘴。
Tutting is a common expression of disapproval or irritation in British culture.
在英国文化中，咂嘴是一种常见的表达不满或恼怒的方式。
He tutted under his breath as he watched the news report.
看着新闻报道，他低声咂嘴。
Tut-tutting can be seen as a form of social commentary or criticism.
咂嘴可以被视为一种社会评论或批评的形式。