tut tut

English - Turkish

Definition of tut tut in English Turkish dictionary: cik cik
tut: hay aksi!
tut: tüh!
tut-tut: Bir şeyin onaylanmadığını vurgulamak için söylenir: "Tut, tut, you shouldn't be reading other people's mail!"
tut: vah!
tut: cik cik
tut: tut! Vah
tut: {ü} Tut, tut! Bir şeyin onaylanmadığını vurgulamak için söylenir: Tut, tut, you shouldn't be reading other people's mail! A, başkalarının
tut: Sus! Adam sen de! Tut

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of tut tut in Turkish Turkish dictionary
MA'TUT: (Osmanlı Dönemi) Mağlup, yenilmi
TUT: (Osmanlı Dönemi) f. Dut
tut: Eski Mısır'da kullanılan Kıpti takviminin ilk ayı

English - English

Definition of tut tut in English English dictionary: The sound of such an exclamation of disapproval; An exclamation of disapproval
tut: See tut tut
tut: A tutorial
tut: To make a tut tut sound of disapproval
tut-tut: To express such a sound, especially as a mild reproof
tut-tut: An expression of annoyance or impatience
tut: {e} expressing dislike
King Tut: (d. c1350 BC) Tutankhamen, king of ancient Egypt during the 18th dynasty
King Tut: Tutankhamen
interjection tut 1: tut-'tut the sound that you make by touching the top of your mouth with your tongue in order to show disapproval
tut: Be still; hush; an exclamation used for checking or rebuking
tut: A word used in Lincolnshire for a phantom, as the Spittal Hill Tut Tom Tut will get you is a threat to frighten children Tut-gotten is panic-struck Our tush is derived from the word tut
tut: If you tut, you make a sound with your tongue touching the top of your mouth when you want to indicate disapproval, annoyance, or sympathy. He tutted and shook his head. tut-'tut tutted tutting to express disapproval by making a tut sound
tut: Tut is used in writing to represent the sound that you make with your tongue touching the top of your mouth when you want to indicate disapproval, annoyance, or sympathy
tut: Society Alt Ntul
tut: A hassock
tut: An imperial ensign consisting of a golden globe with a cross on it
tut-tut: If you tut-tut about something, you express your disapproval of it, especially by making a sound with your tongue touching the top of your mouth. We all spent a lot of time tut-tutting about Angie and her lifestyle The doctor tut-tutted, dismissing my words as excuses
tut-tut: feelings Tut-tut is used in writing to represent the sound that you make with your tongue touching the top of your mouth when you want to indicate disapproval, annoyance, or sympathy. = tut