shush in Chinese
shush in Chinese is 嘘 — shush means to tell someone to be quiet, usually by saying "shh.".
shush in Chinese
嘘
Pronounced: xū
What does "shush" mean?
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verb To tell someone to be quiet, usually by saying "shh."
"The librarian shushed the noisy students."
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verb To be or become quiet.
"Shush, my parents are back!"
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shush in a sentence
- The librarian shushed the noisy students.
- The boy in front of us was making too much noise, so we shushed him.
- Shush, my parents are back!
- He wouldn't shush so I kicked him.
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What is "shush" in Chinese?
"shush" in Chinese is 嘘. shush means: To tell someone to be quiet, usually by saying "shh."
How do you pronounce 嘘?
"shush" in Chinese is 嘘, pronounced "xū".
How do you use "shush" in a sentence?
Example: "The librarian shushed the noisy students." In Chinese, "shush" is 嘘.
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