Shush in Polish
Shush in Polish is Suza — Shush means to tell someone to be quiet, usually by saying "shh.".
Shush in Polish
Suza
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.
"Everyone shushed as the movie began."
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Shush in a sentence
- The librarian shushed the noisy students.
- Everyone shushed as the movie began.
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What is "Shush" in Polish?
"Shush" in Polish is Suza. Shush means: To tell someone to be quiet, usually by saying "shh."
How do you use "Shush" in a sentence?
Example: "The librarian shushed the noisy students." In Polish, "Shush" is Suza.
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